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Which converter Art Carr or ATI?
I am in the market for a new 9" non lock for TSM style car (slightly bigger turbo). This is for a 2004R tranny.
I am really leaning towards getting the ATI from Bill Anderson, but I know a bunch of people that have run the Art Carr with success and love it. Any input on what converter to get? I will need a stall around 3500-3600, car is a limited driver with weekend strip duty. I know I probably wont go wrong either way, I just don't know many running the ATI in a 200 so I wanted some opinions.. Thanks
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RICK ELAM 1987 TURBO-T (completly apart) 1987 Limited (stock..needs to be taken apart) 1989 Turbo TA (just back together) 12.0 at 124... 60ft is overrated...
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Hey Bison,
Thanks... The car will have a Tranny brake installed. Looks like the Art Carr is a billet cover, and the ATI is a unique casting that they machine. They are about the same price.. I am sure either will work fine. Right now I am sort of leaning towards the ATI... Thanks
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RICK ELAM 1987 TURBO-T (completly apart) 1987 Limited (stock..needs to be taken apart) 1989 Turbo TA (just back together) 12.0 at 124... 60ft is overrated...
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