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Torque Converter Hardware
Torque converter hardware is the set of bolts that fastens the converter to the flexplate on an automatic transmission. All of the engine's power passes through these fasteners, and they also deal with heat and constant vibration. A bolt that stretches or backs out can cause noise, imbalance or serious damage. Many enthusiasts replace the stock bolts during a transmission rebuild, a converter swap or a power upgrade.
Right now we have 1 product in stock, from ARP: the ARP GM Turbo 350 / 400 Torque Converter Bolt Kit, intended for use with a production converter. It is a focused option for owners running a GM Turbo 350 or 400 automatic transmission.
Confirm that your transmission matches the application listed for the kit.
Check that the bolts suit your converter, since aftermarket converters can differ from production units.
Follow the fastener maker's torque and thread-prep instructions.
Inspect the flexplate and converter threads before installing new hardware.
Torque converter hardware is the set of bolts that fastens the converter to the flexplate on an automatic transmission. All of the engine's power passes through these fasteners, and they also deal with heat and constant vibration. A bolt that stretches or backs out can cause noise, imbalance or serious damage. Many enthusiasts replace the stock bolts during a transmission rebuild, a converter swap or a power upgrade.
Right now we have 1 product in stock, from ARP: the ARP GM Turbo 350 / 400 Torque Converter Bolt Kit, intended for use with a production converter. It is a focused option for owners running a GM Turbo 350 or 400 automatic transmission.
Confirm that your transmission matches the application listed for the kit.
Check that the bolts suit your converter, since aftermarket converters can differ from production units.
Follow the fastener maker's torque and thread-prep instructions.
Inspect the flexplate and converter threads before installing new hardware.
