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Hi guys,
Now please forgive me as this may seem a pretty known thing, but in laymans terms, what is a stall converter? Google likes to think Im a mechanic and I understand the lingo... So exactly, what it is? What does it do? What are the pro's and con's about it? Mods - Forgive me if this is in the wrong area and please move if need be but once you've stopped laughing at me I’m sure you'd be able to see that I genuinely don’t know the best area for it as I've got no real idea what the bloody thing is. Thanks in advance guys.
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Exactly, what is a stall converter?
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