4l60e / 4l65e Stock Torque Converter Dacco B85-tmbx Heavy Duty on 2040-parts.com
Flowood, Mississippi, United States
 4L60E / 4L65E Stock Torque Converter Dacco B85-TMBX Heavy DutyB85-TMBX 4L65E Torque Converter (3 piece case)Transmission:4L65E pwm (3 piece case) Engine:5.3 Clutch:Woven Graphite Size:12 1/2" Lockup:Yes Spline:30 Pilot: 1.703" Hub:1.748" Bolt Pattern:11 1/8" 
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