where to get this torque converter

[Nacho-RT74]

MP P4876879AB.



Summit have it at $291. Mopar performance website set the price at $224 ( some difference huh ? ). My parts dealer told me Mopar is out of those. Tried to get info about those throught MP website but is not easy living outside USA.

Thanks.
Nacho.

[Ghoste]

Mancini's list it for 243.95.

[Nacho-RT74]

Just got some sources. everybody list them, but nobody in stock. Looks like backordered from Mopars. Got two probably sources that actually have them in stock just waiting for better quote.

sent an email to mancini

Thanks... will keep updated

[Nacho-RT74]

Damn, ebay seller told me got backordered too... why the helll still active and says have two available
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOPAR-175K-STALL-CONVERTER-NEW-P4876879AB-727-T-F-DODGE_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33727QQihZ009QQitemZ8024058106

[firefighter3931]

I would go with a PTC converter before MP 


Ron

[Nacho-RT74]

which one ? PTC website doesn't state specs or applications

[John_Kunkel]

Call them and have them recommend the correct converter for your application and driving style. (Good idea with all converters)

[firefighter3931]

Call them and have them recommend the correct converter for your application and driving style. (Good idea with all converters)

Don't forget to tell them you have an overcammed, low compression 400 in a heavy car with mild gearing. 



Ron

[Nacho-RT74]

well, low compression... I'm increasing compresion close to  9.2-9.5... then now won't be THAT LOW compression. Will be more close to 383 and 440s HPs... isn't ?

won't you add a 993 cam on a stock 67-71 383s ? I know some mods too, but still.