Aod 10" 3200 To 3500 Stall on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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This is the 10' Converter for Ford AOD Transmission. Perfect for street or strip performance with a 3200 to 3500 stall range. Anti balloon style hub and thicker steel front cover . Torrington bearings. Buy with confidence. Built by us here at Roadrunner Converters where we have been in business since 1979. 1 year warranty. This Converter is a lock up but we are the manufacturer and can make it non lock up at your request. Free shipping to lower 48 states.
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