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Torque converter ID help

fourgearsavoy

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I did a transmission for a friend and he wanted the less drag race converter installed. The converter he had in the car stalled around 3800-4000 and wasn't very street cruiser friendly. I'm pretty sure it's a custom built unit.

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At first I thought maybe an ATI, but don't believe so. It's a good looking one though. What's the other side look like
 
He wanted me to try and see if there was any interest in somebody to buy it. Problem is it is for an early transmission 62-66 small input shaft 19 spline unit. I drove the car and it's a good converter but it has a very limited market.
 
Reminds me of a Turbo Action converter I had.
 
That E in front of the number most likely extended length hub for use with a mid plate.
 
The car is a 66 Charger with a 396 stroker Poly head engine that runs surprisingly strong. It doesn't have a mid plate in it. Somebody put a lot of money into the engine and transmission with custom pistons and a decent grind cam and an old Weiand intake.
 
He wanted me to try and see if there was any interest in somebody to buy it. Problem is it is for an early transmission 62-66 small input shaft 19 spline unit. I drove the car and it's a good converter but it has a very limited market.
Very limited yes, but someone could send it in and replace the turbine to match what they're doing
 
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