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I pulled my ST-300 yesterday, and discovered that the torque converter is much smaller in comparison to the converter on the TH350 (from a 78 Trans Am).
It measures 12.5 inches vs 13, and is visibly smaller and lighter. I am thinking I will use it instead of the 13 inch.
Any thoughts on this?
Thanks!
1968 Firebird, 350 4V, TH350 with trans-go, 69 slap shifter, 8.5 inch 10 bolt 3.42 posi 
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No telling. How was it working for you before you pulled it?
Usually a smaller convertor has a higher stall rpm...usually.
I'm a hobbyist. Not a professional. Don't be hatin'!
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depends on what you want to spend really, i don't believe you would go wrong with a hughes. I would base it on your rear gears and cam set-up as far as stall. I hear alot of good about continental, but you are gonna pay !
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