Advice on converter selection

I would suggest calling a reputable converter company and telling them what you have and what you want. The converter is perhaps the single most important big purchase for your car. A good company can make a converter that can flash on demand to a given RPM for your application, while still providing adequate lockup to keep extra heat to a minimum and not kill mileage too bad. To me, it's more important to get a GOOD converter for a street car, because you want some semblance of efficiency and economy. Expect to spend at least close to 400.

Good advise, and if you want, send me a private email along with your home email, and I'll send you the spec. sheet we used when I worked for a converter company. The information you fill out will assist the converter manufacteur "BUILD THE RIGHT CONVERTER FOR YOUR APPLICATION".
Past personal experience, and feedback from others, a 2500 stall converter is usually the best choice for the street, unless your camshaft maker has mentioned a different stall.

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