[blacklabzeke]

Can anyone recommend a decent 700r4 lockup TC brand. I have had 2 Recons fail, one with a bad weld at the hub (fluid leak) and one with a faulty stator clutch and now a Dacco with a broken turbine hub all within 30k miles. I'm running a stock engine in a 1988 fulsize Blazer with minimal light towing and don't beat it. Original converter was code DEF with I believe 1650 stall and I would like to stay close to that for fuel economy. Any input would be greatly appreciated!

[F-BIRD'88]

ATI Transmissions and converters

www.atiracingcom

Do you have a origional, usable, rebuildable torque converter core
they can use.?

[blacklabzeke]

No. Core for 1st replacement.

[joshp83]

i use dacco in my shop i had no issues so far i was using recon in the shop i worked at before i had 3 failures in diffrent vehicals leaks vibration loss of movemnt in 3 diffrent vehicals i use a guy in cleveland ohio on custom builds perfect converters is his company as far as a hub break iv e neever seen a 700 do that culpe things to look at i seen this on chrysler units is pre ignition will do that also inspect the dowel pins and flex plate if u want a tad bit lower stall u can get a 1375 most diesels used that also a 97 carbon unit has a smoother lock up and will last longer any questions feel free to call me or pm ************ ******