Ford C-4 Torque Converter 2500-2800 Stall on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
THIS IS A C-4 TORQUE CONVERTER. IT HAS A 1.375 PILOT, 24 SPLINE TURBINE, FOUR MOUNTING STUDS,10.44 BOLT HOLE SPACING
ONE BEARING ON PUMP SIDE OF STATOR, THIS UNIT WILL STALL ABOUT 2500 - 2800 RPM . WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PIC IS THE ACTUAL CONVERTER YOU WILL GET. THIS CONVERTER HAS BEEN COMPLETELY REBUILT. |
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