Will a stall make me faster from a roll?
07-09-2010, 06:25 PM
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Will a stall make me faster from a roll? I am about to get a yank 3200 stall because i want a cam. I was told that stalls are only good from a dig and are completely useless if i were to floor it from say, 60mph. Is this true? I will also pair the stall with 3.73's.
07-09-2010, 09:09 PM
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Will a stall make me faster from a roll?
Absolutely! It will keep the car in it's powerband and get the most out of your car in that type of racing.
A Circle D 4C will make all the difference and if you want a crazy *** pull from a roll specifically then the 2E will rock ya!
Absolutely! It will keep the car in it's powerband and get the most out of your car in that type of racing.
A Circle D 4C will make all the difference and if you want a crazy *** pull from a roll specifically then the 2E will rock ya!
Especially if you go with a bigger cam.
07-09-2010, 09:31 PM
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If your going for a Yank Converter, get a SS3600, you'll be suprised on how tight it is, and yes the shift extension will put you in your powerband for a better pull on a roll 
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07-09-2010, 09:40 PM
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"about to get a yank 3200 stall",
> rite on the brand/low on the stall speed
"told that stalls are only good from a dig and are completely useless if i were to floor it from say, 60mph. Is this true?"
>not truth, your adviser under informed
just my .02s , I ran Yank ST 3600/ now Yank SS 4000
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07-10-2010, 02:43 AM
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There is a post on here that has like 5 video clips..
But, you will be near the peak power with a higher stall.. so your not waiting for the rpms to climb like in a normal stall.
But, you will be near the peak power with a higher stall.. so your not waiting for the rpms to climb like in a normal stall.
07-10-2010, 03:18 AM
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The speed you are wanting to go from 60 mph, probably not. If you have a high STR rating, then no. A stocker might do better. With a low STR rating, you will have more from a roll. The more efficient the torque converter is, the more top end you will have.
