B & M 20416 Holeshot 2000 Torque Converter 12" Sb & Bbc on 2040-parts.com
Central Point, Oregon, United States
B&M Torque ConverterApplication: TH-350/375/400/425, 1968-81; TH-400, 1965-91 Please Note: Variable pitch TH-400/425 transmissions must have pump and input shaft changed to fixed-pitch design Horse Power Rating: Up to 350hp Stall : 1,900-2,100 RPM Actual part may vary from photo pictured
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