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Jan 14th, 10, 06:59 PM
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ID'ing a torque converter
Took off my torque converter that was giving me all kinds of problems (way tight, engine stalled at idle) and am trying to identify it. All it says on it is "HS".
Thanks!
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Jan 15th, 10, 02:38 AM
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Re: ID'ing a torque converter
No clue
 I just ordered one from http://redneck-performance.com/ (Texas) and can't wait to get it on the street/track. Gave them all my specs and they built one for my car.
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