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Ok, I am not a professional, so don't blame me if this post sounds stupid.
I've read so many posts here dedicated to torque converters and 3.76 LSDs. Now, l-tunedparts.com have Dragon TC with transmission cooler for $824+$129 (not sure about shipping) here:
So, can someone explain please is RMM TC so much different than Dragon TC? Different stall speed?
Why such a difference in price for the combination of TC and 3.76 LSD?
No, u read incorrectly, that convertor is for use for people who already have 376 gears and the one below is for use with stock gears.That is for different stall speeds.
This should be interpreted as the RMM torque convertor used with or designed for the 3.76 RMM LSD. The dash is what separates the two pieces of information.
Last edited by OG Member; Aug 29, 2005 at 06:24 PM.
This should be interpreted as the RMM torque convertor used with or designed for the 3.76 RMM LSD. The dash is what separates the two pieces of information.
Agree, that's for the TC only. The 3.76lsd by itself runs about 1600. NO way u can find both for 1100 brand new..
Back to one of the original question, which I am also interest in.
Why RMM TC is more expensive than Precision Dragon TC? The difference is about $400. Is RMM a better quality TC? Is RMM worth to own if I have $400 to spare?
If I remember correctly RMM rebrands another manufacuturers TC as there own, I may be wrong, if so then they would have to mark it up to make it worthwile.