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(53082) 22-2800 Stall Torque Converter

  • 1967-up Chrysler TF-904, non lock-up
  • 1600-2200 RPM stall, Nightstalker Level 1
  • 24 spline, with weights
  • 31 pounds item weight

Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

The gentlest stall in its family, with balance weights included. The title and description disagree on stall, so confirm the figure.

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ASIN: B004PL6IRYModel: 53082Category: Torque Converters

Overview

Swapping a worn Chrysler converter for this Nightstalker Level One gives a gentle step up in launch response. It has a twenty-four spline hub, is non lock-up, and ships with balance weights.

A low stall range holds street manners close to stock while freeing the engine a little at launch. The title and the description show different stall numbers, so ask the seller to confirm which applies.

Who it's for

Owners of the matching Chrysler automatic who want slightly looser coupling will find the first-level rating gentle. Buyers wanting aggressive launches or another transmission should look at higher levels.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Gentle stall for street use
  • Balance weights included
  • Made for a Chrysler automatic
Cons
  • Stall figure differs between title and text
  • No lock-up clutch

Performance notes

A low stall converter allows only a small amount of extra rpm before the car moves, so behavior stays close to stock. Since it does not lock up, some slip remains at highway speed.

Specifications

BrandPerformance
Model53082
Stall speed1600-2200 RPM
Spline count24
Item weight31 pounds
Product dimensions14 x 13.7 x 7.9 inches
Part number53082

Frequently asked questions

Will the ACC Performance 53082 fit other Chrysler automatics?

No. The listing names the TF-904 only.

Does the 53082 include weights?

Yes. The description says with weights.

Is the 53082 a lock-up converter?

No. The description marks it non lock-up.