Midwest Converters, Inc is your one-stop shop for quality torque converters and lubricants.
Opened a transmission rebuilding shop in 1973 by owner Dennis Sneath. Dennis along with wife Cathie Sneath co-owned and managed their own transmission rebuilding facility involving world wide distribution of rebuilt automatic transmissions, two repair shops at the retail level, as well as parts distribution. With over 18 years of transmission rebuilding, they opened Midwest Converter Inc, manufacturing, and distribution nation wide from many warehouse locations. Midwest is more than qualified to serve your needs. Employing over 20 professionals, manufacturing 1000's of converters monthly, they can ship your converter quickly and still guarantee top quality. Their NEW 5 year limited warranty makes their torque converters even a better buy. Midwest promises to satisfy every customer. We invite you to explore our website and contact us with any comments or suggestions. Midwest Converters Inc. is now part of The Midwest Group including the well known Midco Lubricants, manufacturer of higher end Automatic Transmission Fluid, Motor oils , Synthetic racing oils and gear lubes as well as additive packages to enhance lubricants and engine fuels.Go to http://midcolub.com and click on products to see more of our lubricant line up
We have tested hundreds of thousands of automotive parts for the OEM and the aftermarket certification programs, with locations in over 30 countries worldwide. You can only imagine the n Midwest Converters, an Illinois-based firm, manufactures replacement torque converters for both domestic and international distribution. I'm able to say without hesitation, Midwest is one of the Originally, were contracted by a t With many companies already in our testing database, we began the procedures. First, using one of our Stuska Dynometers, the performance testing proved to test well beyond the OEM specification. Balancing and run-outs were checked next. Both were found to be well inside of specifications. Next, a tear-down revealed an amazingly clean assembly. Noted are new roller bearings and a new clutch friction disc had been replaced. The clutch damper had been disassembled, cleaned and reassembled. We must note the clutch mating surface had also been refinished to a finish of 18 RMS, w All O-rings had been replaced along with a plastic-type thrust washer. I feel very confident the Midwest Converters, located in Rockford, Illinois, rebuilds a very
