Sell Banks Power Billet Torque Converter 04-05 Chevy GM 6.6L LLY Duramax Diesel 72510 in Durham, North Carolina, United States, for US $1,499.00

Condition:New Brand:Banks Power Interchange Part Number:04 05 2004 2005 2004-2005 6.6 GM 2500 3500 Sierra Manufacturer Part Number:72510 Warranty:Yes

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Banks Power 6.6L LLY Chevy GM Billet Torque Converter

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Application

2004-2005 Chevy GM 6.6L LLY Duramax Diesel 2500 3500

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Features

Improve performance; never compromise it.
When subjected to heavy loads or high power output from the engine, the factory torque converter can fail, damaging your transmission in the process. Unfortunately, many aftermarket units skimp on clutch surface, leading to dangerous clutch wear and transmission heat. Some even weld the turbine fins in place, leaving gaps prone to leakage and loosening.

The Banks Billet Torque Converter (BBTC) with RaceLock® technology, on the other hand, is designed without compromise by world-class engineers to stand up to the most extreme punishment.

Tough? You want tough??
The BBTC’s furnace-brazed turbine prevents leaks, unwanted heating and wear. The three-friction-element clutch system and bulletproof billet steel cover maintain solid contact without flexing, allowing the BBTC to triple the torque capacity of stock—1800 lb-ft vs. 600 lb-ft. That’s tough enough for racing!

Gives slips the pink slip.
Because the lockup clutch is slip-resistant, transmission fluids stay cooler and transmission life is prolonged. The Banks Billet Torque Converter is designed to match the Duramax torque band to deliver maximum power to the wheels, cutting nearly a second off your 0-60 mph acceleration time, too. It’s the best way to reduce the likelihood of expensive transmission damage due to overheated transmission fluid or fluid contamination.

Part Number

72510

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All parts and accessories are returnable and fully refundable.

Products must be in its original packaging and in new condition.

Rudy’s must be contacted within 15 days of its shipment date and an RGA# must accompany all returns.

An error made on our behalf will receive a 100% refund.

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**All DPF/EGR-OFF tuning products are STRICTLY FOR RACE USE ONLY**

Not for sale or use on any pollution controlled vehicle in the state of California.

According to the EPA Clean Air Act, they are illegal for use on any Federal, State, or Local public highways and illegal use is punishable by the penalties enacted by the mentioned laws. Rudy's Performance Parts does not condone or promote illegal use of these products. An Environmental and Liability waiver must be signed in order to activate any racing products after purchase.

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