Are B&M Torque Converters any good?

metroplex

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I'm thinking about getting a B&M Holeshot 3000 for my 4R70W.

Are they any good? I can get them for about $200 less than the PI stallion converter. With the torque multiplier constant of the Holeshot, the stall RPM would actually be 3000 and change with the amount of torque I have at 2500 RPM.

 

Ottomatic

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I've looked at them, and the price difference between B&M and PI makes the holeshot an attractive option, but I've never seen anybody run one. Which I find odd.

At any rate, bump.

 

gruntman31

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You get what you pay for.

 

metroplex

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Everyone says that but no one has used the B&M holeshot converters from what I can see.

I'm looking at Level 10 and Performance Industries Converters ($800+) and the B&M Holeshot 3000 ($600+).

Is there any specific technical reason why I should not go with the B&M Holeshot 3000?

 

99prmustang

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bump i need info on this too

 

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davidwnuc

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bump, dido

 

dkshadow

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I havent heard anything about them, hell I didnt even know they made them

But Im sure they cant be bad. The way theyre priced I would have assumed thered be people using them. What other stall speeds do they have?