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Dayco TC's
Anyone ever use the Dayco TC's on street? I can get the 2300-2500 from Dayco for about $150. They are local so I can just drive across town and pick it up.
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You can get an MP for that price too, but being local might be a better deal if it were to poop on you.
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Thanks.....
Being local has entered into my mind. If it don't perform I can always walk into the office and say (What's UP).
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I had one in my 70 Cuda with a 440/727. It ballooned and took aout the pump and thrust bearing. Cost me $1800 to repair the damage done by a $100 converter.
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I have been running a Dayco for about 4 months with no problems. You may want to contact Power Demon Transmissions in Houston (They have a web site - search Google). They have been using Dayco exclusively. However, I think they are now using a different brand because of some problems. Contact either Dennis or Robert at PD and they will give you the right information.
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I had one in my 72 Road runner never had a problem it was a 3000 behind a 340 in a 727
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Thanks for the info.......
I think I may try one since this a mainly a street peice. I like the TCI's a lot but I'm looking to save a little money this time.
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I'd stick with TCI if you want to save some money. Replacing a cheaper converter will cost you more in the long run. www.tciauto.com
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