gjpgonzo
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That looks like it, or something similar anyway
Can it be done like this also?
turn the Driven?
That looks like it, or something similar anyway
Can it be done like this also?
turn the Driven?
That looks like it, or something similar anyway
something like this, except with pillow block bearings and 1" square tubing welded on strategically instead of steel plate.
there's a million different ways you can do it. just be smart and make it strong and reliable. LOTS of info out there on google and this site to help you. you just gotta look for it and be smart with your key words when searching.
i agree, very LOL. lol.


oh, crap, i didn't see that. yeah, you can't use a T2 30 series torque converter on a 13hp motor. you'll be burning up belts left and right, unless you gear it for like 20 mph. lol. time to drop the big bucks and get a 40 series. there's usually a decent deal on them on ebay.
27mph isn't really that slow when you're off-roading it. but yeah, i'd try to get it up to around 35mph top speed. that'll still give you a good speed/torque ratio.
would you use an 11hp motor with the T2 30?
I would not. It just isn't rated for engines that large. Unless you gear if extra low, it will just eat belts
but it's rated for 8-13 hp motors, why not 11HP?
We have spoken about this before. These companies say that they are rated for 13 HP, but all they are is copies of genuine comet tc's. Genuine comet 30 series are only rated for 8 HP.
We find that people are fooled time and again by this false advertising, and they regret it afterwards. Everyone is telling you to go the 40 series option for a reason. We have seen people come off second best. I think mysteryboy even posted his tale of woe in your thread concerning these tc's
ok, I will take the advice of the group, and wait for the TC3 40 series to come out of production. 20 to 30 days hopefully.
Thank you all again.
Could you not just get a second hand 40 off eBay
No need to wait, there are a few 40 series torque converters on ebay for semi-reasonable pprices. Expect to pay around $200, as they are a different animal than the 30 series.
Also, be sure that the driven clutch has a 3/4" bore, as the 5/8 ones are a little too skimpy and prone to bending the shaft (as well as there not really being enough "meat" for the 3/16" key to bite into).