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Where to get C4 parts

Pedestrian

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I have a C4 that I'm planning on installing in my 68.
Does anybody have recommendations as to where to buy internal parts and a torque converter?
Stall speed recommendation?
 

sprdv1

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Transtar where I got most of mine....
 

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Pedestrian

Pedestrian

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Thanks for the responses.
Hope to keep it half and half or even more off road oriented. For now I just need to find out if the tranny even works before I start installing it. The input shaft is pretty ugly and no torque converter.
Should I tear it down and inspect it or just install and hope for the best?
 

sprdv1

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Do it right... Go ahead & at least re-build it....
 

jedblake

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I would rebuild w/ a new converter. My best resource locally has always been a reputable transmission shop. The owner even turned out to be an old ford guy who has owned many EBs.
After the rebuild ($650 w/ converter) he adjusted my kickdown rod for free and has fielded many trans questions for me. Thats tough to get from a catalog.
 

sprdv1

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My convertor came from kmj performance I believe.... The HD boss hogg
 
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