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Stall converter install - easy? Or leave it to the experts...
Hi all,
Have just bought a TCI stall for a TH350. How hard are they to install? Is it something I can do myself (have installed cam, done some head work, installed new shifter etc, so am not entirely unskilled). Or it is best to take it to a shop to have installed. Looking at the instructions that came with it, it doesn't *appear* too difficult, but I'd love opinions on this. Thanks, Andrew |
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Thanks for that info guys. I have a trolley jack, but might look into the transmission jack, if I can find one. Will definitely let you know how it goes when I attempt it. Cheers.
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