Stall Install?
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Stall Install?
I really havent worked with automatic transmissions as i have always had manual cars before my 96 formula and i want to get a stall for my car, im just curious as to what it takes to install a stall?
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Check this link out it has alot of good info i am getting ready to do it for the first time by myself.
http://modernmusclecars.net/forums/a...p?do=tcinstall
http://modernmusclecars.net/forums/a...p?do=tcinstall
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Dont forget the trans cooler. About that... Where are people putting them? Everything i have heard says keep the stocker then run it to the aftermarket one so it cools the fluid more right before it gets the tranny. Where do you put it and what is the cleanest way to plumb it
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Pay attention to this:
There are 3 engagements into the torque converter:
- the input shaft,
- the stator shaft,
- the pump drive;
If you don't get all 3 then you will damage the pump.
Originally Posted by http://modernmusclecars.net
IT IS CRITICAL THAT IT GETS ALL THE WAY IN!
- the input shaft,
- the stator shaft,
- the pump drive;
If you don't get all 3 then you will damage the pump.
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Just be sure to get stall all the way in and set. Pay attention to the stock conv when you take it out. You will see how it should look when you put the new one in. Be sure to get a trans jack and don't let the dip stick tube screw ya.
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Dont forget the trans cooler. About that... Where are people putting them? Everything i have heard says keep the stocker then run it to the aftermarket one so it cools the fluid more right before it gets the tranny. Where do you put it and what is the cleanest way to plumb it
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Just read a tech article in the may 09 Camaro performers magazine about them intstalling a tranny and they talk about the Torque converter and if you have to shim it. all in all a good article. Here is a link to tranny cooler kits too. .http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...839034&NeXID=5
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vince did a nice writeup too, but no pics. he does describe the spacing of the converter very well
https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...allations.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...allations.html