10" 6l80e 3800 To 4200 Stall on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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This is a brand new 10" 3800 to 4200 stall Converter to fit the 6L80E/ 6L90E transmission. This Converter features the billet steel front cover. Converter has internally brazed fins and enclosed Torrington bearings . The lockup piston is over sized billet steel with high performance lockup lining. Hardened balloon plate hub. This Converter is rated to 800hp. Buy with confidence. This Converter is made here at Roadrunner Converters where Converters are all we do since 1979. One year warranty. Free shipping to lower 48 states. Any questions please call 800-994-2301
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