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Old June 24th, 2017, 01:44 PM
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Torque converter

Hi there I would like to upgrade the torque converter on my 1969 Oldsmobile delta 88, 455 engine , the car engine is stock but i guess I would like for it to go a little faster, faster take off, it Is very decent now being stock but a little bit more juice will be nice, currently have dual exhaust super 10 flowmaster, with the Thornton s w exhaust manifolds, 455 torker intake manifold, edelbrock carburetor 1407 750 CFM, HEI distributor, which torque converter do you guys recommend, I believe this cars have the th375 transmission does a th 400 torque convert fit? Any help will be appreciated thank you
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Old June 24th, 2017, 05:18 PM
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You don't mention your gear ratio. Changing rear end gearing may be a better choice if you are running a high ratio gear set.
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Old July 1st, 2017, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by gs72
You don't mention your gear ratio. Changing rear end gearing may be a better choice if you are running a high ratio gear set.
Sorry not very sure about that car is very stock but I don't know exactly gear ratio how would I know?
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Build ticket would indicate. Others on here may chime in with what that model of car typically came from the factory with.
Is it a one wheel burner when you get it to spin out?

If you do rear end gear, may look at limited slip as well.
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