aod tranny
 

I was wondering if a 2500 non-lock stall converter will work in stock tranny? Do i need a lock-up or a solid input shaft? Thanx alot!!!!

check with b&m i got a 2200 made by them and there are no mods needed it was 159.99
at advaced they make higher stall one i believe they don't reqiure mods. and advaced should be able to get them

ya, that sounds good ill just call them to double check it. Thanks 4 your help

ok i called TCI and they said the non lockup would work if my stock AOD is a non Lockup tranny, so can anybody tell me if Aod trannies are non lockup? Thank you very much

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Black 1990 gt cobra bonestock
not for long

Aod trannys are lock-up unless modified to be non lock-up.

Precision Industries makes non lock-up converters that will work with your factory set-up (no other modifications required), or, if you have a one-piece input shaft (which eliminates lock-up, regardless of converter type) they spline the converter differently. A B&M converter may be cheap, but I dont think it will give you the performance your looking for. Call PI with your questions, they customer service is very helpful and patient. try www.converter.com

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1993 GT/AOD
'93 Mustang GT

Couple problems here. first, you don't need
to give up lock-up to get more stall.
Yes, AOD's do need to be modified to use
non-lock. also, do NOT use a "cheap"
converter - they don't have the torque
multiplication of good converters, as well
as durability problems. I got a 2500 lock-up
from Art Carr and works super. other good
ones are Precision (www.converter.com) and www.levelten.com. for good Ford tech info,
see www.baumannengineering.com. for a superb
in-depth AOD/E article, check www.tccoa.com, their tech articles, trans section - written
by a Ford trans engineer. do some research
and learn about your trans before you start
buying parts based on cost.