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opinions on Hughes torque converters
I'm getting ready to order a Hughes 2500 rpm heavy duty lockup style converter for my 4L60E in oldred. Anything I should know or anybody have any opinions on their converters?
This would be the one I'm going to get. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
1995 Silverado - 4L80E swap Done
1999 NBS Silverdo - Ehhh. Its gets me where I need to go, usually.
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Re: opinions on Hughes torque converters
What gears do you have in the back? What is the purpose of this vehicle?
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needs to get a life
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Re: opinions on Hughes torque converters
3.73s
Daily driver. Might pull a small trailor once or twice a year. Looking for all around improved drivability and performance over the stock converter. From what I've gathered Hughes converters are really tight and feel similar to a stock converter for just normal daily driving but when you step on it you get the nice boost of the higher stall.
1995 Silverado - 4L80E swap Done
1999 NBS Silverdo - Ehhh. Its gets me where I need to go, usually.
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Re: opinions on Hughes torque converters
I have never seen a 2,500rpm stall 12" torque converter do well with part throttle feel. They usually feel slippery, run hotter, and not good when it comes to towing. 2,200rpm is the highest I would go with a 12" torque converter. Edge makes a good TC for your application, is about $75.00 cheaper, and comes with a one year warranty. Let me know of I can be of help here?
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needs to get a life
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Member ID: 13448
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Live in Enid, OK From Kiowa, KS I'm a Jayhawker, not a sooner
Age: 20
Posts: 9,248
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Re: opinions on Hughes torque converters
Really. Fast305 is using the same converter in his 5500 pound brick van with mighty 3.08s and loves it. I know I want to stay with a 2500 stall though. Is there any advantage to a smaller diameter converter other then it weighs less?
1995 Silverado - 4L80E swap Done
1999 NBS Silverdo - Ehhh. Its gets me where I need to go, usually.
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