- Transmission & Drivetrain
- Torque Converters
High Performance Torque Converters
Stock torque converters are fine for unmodified vehicles, but they can only hold so much power. JEGS offers a variety of high-performance torque converters that can handle more horsepower and torque than its stock counterparts.
FTI, Hughes, B&M, and more offer converters that are specifically designed for your application whether it be a street car, drag car, circle track car, or marine application.
How Long Do Torque Converters Last?
The lifespan of torque converters can vary depending on various factors, including usage, maintenance, and quality of the converter. With proper care and regular maintenance, torque converters can last for many years. Routine inspections, fluid changes, and filter replacements can help extend the life of your torque converter. At JEGS, we offer a range of torque converters, including performance torque converters, high-performance torque converters, and racing torque converters. Explore our selection and find the perfect torque converter for your needs.
How Do Torque Converters Work?
Torque converters are hydraulic devices used in automatic transmissions to transmit power from the engine to the transmission. They work by utilizing a fluid coupling and a series of blades or vanes to transfer torque. Torque converters allow the engine to continue running while the vehicle is at a stop, without stalling. When the vehicle accelerates, the torque converter uses the force of the fluid to transfer power and multiply torque. At JEGS, we offer a range of torque converters, including automotive torque converters, aftermarket torque converters, and precision torque converters. Check out our selection to find the right torque converter for your transmission.
How to Clean Torque Converters
Cleaning torque converters typically involves removing them from the transmission. Due to the complexity and specialized tools required, it is recommended to seek professional assistance or refer to the vehicle's service manual for specific instructions on cleaning torque converters. Proper cleaning may involve disassembly, inspection, and removal of any debris or contaminants. At JEGS, we offer a selection of transmission torque converters and drag racing torque converters to cater to different needs. Explore our range of torque converters for sale and find the perfect fit for your vehicle.
How Do Torque Converters Go Bad?
Torque converters can go bad due to various reasons, including wear and tear, overheating, fluid contamination, or mechanical failures. Problems such as fluid leaks, excessive slippage, or vibrations can indicate a faulty torque converter. If your torque converter is exhibiting issues, it is recommended to have it replaced. At JEGS, we offer a range of torque converters, including drag race torque converters, race torque converters, and high-performance torque converters, to replace a faulty or damaged converter. Browse our selection of torque converters for sale and find the right solution for your transmission.