Need help identifying my torque converter

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davescuda

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I need help identifying my torque converter.
I am trying to figure out what torque converter that is in my car. I did not buy it new it came with the motor trans.

I believe some parts are from transmission specialties in PA. They did not put it together


This is what is stamped on it
CTS 09091
727 LSAAL-0

Thanks for your help

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The anti ballooning plate is a good sign.
It might help if you could give a measurement of the outside of the converter.
The problem with any converter is you won't know what you've got, till you have an engine in front of it.
The codes might be an indicator of what stator it has in it, but that's only valuable if you know who built it.
 
The anti ballooning plate is a good sign.
It might help if you could give a measurement of the outside of the converter.
The problem with any converter is you won't know what you've got, till you have an engine in front of it.
The codes might be an indicator of what stator it has in it, but that's only valuable if you know who built it.
From what I found out so far is the stamping will tell me who built it. The motor and trans was in my buddies car but he did not build it. I did find out who built the car and he said that the guy who was in charged of the build of the motor and trans has passed away. I have all the paper work for the motor but not the trans and converter.
 
I'd put it in and run it. Looks to be a well built unit. Really the only way to tell is to try it. Stall is always subject to a lot of variables. If the stall isn't where you want it you can always have it rebuilt. That would save you a ton of money.
 
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