dgraves1277

Here is the email I got from "Jack" at PI:

The 9.5" Dragon converter we make for your car, sells for

$734.58 and comes

with a 2 year warranty. It will give the car better take off and

performance.

Precision Industries

800-649-7866

So I'm assuming it is legit. I'm sure the installation will cost me quite a few $$$

I realize the difference between a TC and intake, but I'm trying to figure out if the Dragon TC is worth the extra $300 vs the TC from ProTorque. I was quoted @ $740 for a 9.5' Dragon TC from Swift Racing and Protorque makes one for around $400. Does anyne know the difference in the 2 torque converters?

Whoops...meant for the title to say ProTorque vs. Precision Industries.....

I saw this thread on another message board, but I didn't get the answer I was looking for .....Can anyone help me out?

Does anyone know what will be the difference between the Dragon TC from maybe PI or Swift Racing vs the one from ProTorque. Their prices are very reasonable and I am really thinking about getting one from them. Is the Dragon TC worth the extra $500? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the info. Now my mission is to figure out if the PI is worth the extra money versus a ProTorque, any idea? The ProTorque is around $450 compared to the PI at $900.

$$$ isn't much of an issue. I would think that it could be accomplished for between $1,000-2,000. I need to get "schooled" in areas like this so that I know what I need/could use and so I don't get ripped off.

I have a GS300 and although it has decent speed, I'm looking for better acceleration. It takes to long to get through 1st & 2nd gears. I am obviously not a car guru and I'm looking for some direction on how to accomplish this. Thanks in advance for your help and direction.

Also, what do you think about the new shoes I put on her?