Tsi 10" Torque Converter 727 Mopar 3000 -3400 Stall Nos Supercharger 800hp on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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727 MOPAR 3000-3400 Stall 10" Torque Converter, these are manufactured by Transmission Specialties Inc. This is an exceptional converter for the racer who wants to street drive during the week and competitively race on the weekends. It is rated to 800 HP!
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