Any of this true? http://www.converter.com/whatsnew.htm
It's just a six Super Member Nov 25, 2009 #2 Re: Short article about 9/11's I went on a tour @ B&M,they also use used torque converter parts. If you can get a smaller diameter torque converter than say a 9/11 & can hold the power,that will be a better set-up. So will a multidisc be better than a singe large disc for holding power.
Re: Short article about 9/11's I went on a tour @ B&M,they also use used torque converter parts. If you can get a smaller diameter torque converter than say a 9/11 & can hold the power,that will be a better set-up. So will a multidisc be better than a singe large disc for holding power.
JSM Active member Nov 25, 2009 #3 Re: Short article about 9/11's I don't think they are making anything up in that article. Not to say for some a 9/11 type may work just fine. It isn't some high tech solution though.
Re: Short article about 9/11's I don't think they are making anything up in that article. Not to say for some a 9/11 type may work just fine. It isn't some high tech solution though.
TYHOGG Active member Nov 25, 2009 #4 Re: Short article about 9/11's It's just a six said: So will a multidisc be better than a singe large disc for holding power. Click to expand... They do in the diesel world, 3 disc can hold somewhere around a 1000 ft/lb and the five disk is over 2k i believe.
Re: Short article about 9/11's It's just a six said: So will a multidisc be better than a singe large disc for holding power. Click to expand... They do in the diesel world, 3 disc can hold somewhere around a 1000 ft/lb and the five disk is over 2k i believe.