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Old 11-10-2009, 09:46 PM
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Ok what are you guy stalling your car at with the ss4000 stall people tell me to stall it at 1700 1300 i dont know. I stall it at 2500. What do you guys think any info will help
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r u askin wat size stall to get???
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I'm thinking he's asking what RPM to bring it up to while waiting for the green to drop at the track.
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Originally Posted by rtr2001ss
I'm thinking he's asking what RPM to bring it up to while waiting for the green to drop at the track.
oh yea my bad wouldnt u want to ty to stall it far as u can to where u wont spin but hook???
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What rpm should i stall it at?
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i think it just trial and error. what works best for your car.
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Originally Posted by SSmoken
i think it just trial and error. what works best for your car.
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It depends on a lot of things - the power you're putting down, the car's weight, your tires, the track conditions, etc. Do some dragstrip science and find out what works best for your setup.
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Originally Posted by ls1freak33
oh yea my bad wouldnt u want to ty to stall it far as u can to where u wont spin but hook???
Not always Justin. I have not went over this much with you yet. It is similar to what a 6 speed does, but not for the same reasons.
All cars will react differently, even with the same converter. I just take the "slack" out of mine.. 1000 RPMs and gas it on green.
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my car does best if I foot brake it till im about ready to push through the beams. How high that is i couldn't tell ya cause its a chore holding the brake that hard.




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