B&M Converter Lockup Controls 70244

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Part Number: BMM-70244

$363.95

Torque Converter Lockup Controller, 700R4/TH350C/4L60/200-4R, Kit
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B&M Converter Lockup Controls 70244

B&M Converter Lockup Controls 70244

BMM-70244

4.5 out of 5 stars ( 39 )

Part Number: BMM-70244

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$363.95

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Brand:
B&M
Manufacturer's Part Number:
70244
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
BMM-70244
Item Number:
66678
UPC:
019695702441
Manual Override Switch Included:
Yes
Speedometer Sender Style:
Mechanical
Indicator Light Included:
Yes
Quantity:
Sold as a kit.
Notes:
Fits transmissions equipped with a mechanically driven speedometer cable.

B&M Converter Lockup Controls

B&M converter lockup controls provide dash-mounted control to govern converter lockup at any speed between 30 and 90 mph. An LED display tells whether the converter is locked or unlocked. These kits eliminate converter lock and unlock cycling and premature unwanted converter lockup, avoiding engine lugging and spark knock. They also provide lockup at highway speeds for fuel economy. These kits are perfect for converter lockup operation when converting a non-lockup equipped vehicle to a lockup-style transmission and converter.

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