Tsi Gm Chevy 10" Th400 4100-4500 Stall Torque Converter Anti Ballooning Plates on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
GM TH400 TH350 4100-4500 Stall 10" Torque Converter, these are manufactured by Transmission Specialties Inc, These retail at Transmission Specialties for $435.00, you save $30 here! This converter has Anti Ballooning places and is good for a Trans Brake, NOS, Turbo's and Superchargers, for motors making up to 850hp. 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 up to 850 HP!
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