O'Reilly Power Torque Converter Question

Yellow Duster said
I'm replacing the 360 in my 79 Power Wagon. While it's out, I'm going to freshen up the 727. I'll be using a 360 balanced flex plate, so I'll need a neutral balanced torque converter. I was thinking I would remove the big weight and have it flushed by a trans shop. I decided to check price of a reman, O'Reilly has the Power Torque brand for a 318 (no big weight to remove) for a decent price. It would save me a lot of time not having to drop an old one somewhere and wait for it to get done. Any experiance with this brand?

A converter is a piece of hardware you don't want to cheap-out on. I bought a 904 converter from a trans shop in San Antonio 30+ years ago because I had no money. I also did not push the car hard but rather drove it easily as it was the only one we had. If you have a lead foot, go with a premium converter. It's too much work (for me anyway) to pull the trans again if the TC goes south.