Good stall for a DD?
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Without a cam, I would put something like a 3000-3200. Still very streetable and won't effect mileage much as long as you keep your foot out of it.
If you have plans for a cam later you might post it up. Some of the bigger duration cams require more converter is why I mention that.
Jon
If you have plans for a cam later you might post it up. Some of the bigger duration cams require more converter is why I mention that.
Jon
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I agree with Jon. A 3200 converter would be a great choice for a Daily Driver, and most converter companies offer restalls at an affordable price if and when the time comes and you decide youd like to go more extreme.
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i had a yank 3500, i highly "disliked" it. i now have a custom 2200 and i love it. awesome for daily driving! yeahh i lost some performance. Having the car go to 1600 rpm and gaining speed quick when before i was having to go about 3000 rpm to get it moving at the same rate
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I love my custom 3800'ish stall.. I could have gone bigger but being a weekend warrior I still wanted some decent drivability.
And don't let someone convince you it won't effect your gas milage. I couldn't keep my foot out of it with the new stall.. It was like my cars inner beast was woken up everytime I floored it after that..
And don't let someone convince you it won't effect your gas milage. I couldn't keep my foot out of it with the new stall.. It was like my cars inner beast was woken up everytime I floored it after that..
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It's WS6 so he has 3.23's. Yank SS 3200 or SS3600 if you want a little bigger. My A4 car is my DD year round and I've run a TCI SF3000 and then a Yank SS3600 for several years now. There wasn't much difference in driveability or performance between the two, but the 3600 required some extra tuning for codes and such.