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Old 03-15-2011, 11:48 PM
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i was wondering what size stall i should get for this cam i have. I was thinking about a 3600 stall but i want to get yalls opinion on the best stall size for this cam. its going in a lq4 backed up by a 4l60e in a old school chevy swap


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I have a Yank as3600, I like it but you always wanna go bigger than what you end up getting.
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well its gonna be DD so idk what would be best and i just wanna see everyones opinion
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I have a SS3200 and with my set-up (3.23 gears) I would be happy with the converter on a daily driver. I wish I had gotten the SS3600 because my car's a weekend warrior. I image you could run the SS3600 on a daily driver and if it feels to loose, you could put some 3.73's in it to help. Everyone has a different thresehold of converter loosness and resuling exhaust loudness that they can deal with. With that said, if you don't drive in a lot of stop and go traffic, you could probably tolerate a higher stall more. Try to find some people in your area that have high stalled autos and have them take you for a ride so that you can get a feel for the different converters.
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I had a midwest 3200 on my old ls1 that I daily drove. I thought it was perfect for a month or two then I wished I went bigger. Don't forget it will drive like stock above 45mph
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I have a Yank SS4000 that was in my stock internal '98 T/A and my current '02 WS6 and personally I wouldnt use anything less than that. My best 60ft with my '98 leaving at 2500 rpm was 1.56 and so far I haven't launched my '02 above 1000 rpm it's already been 1.56. Locks up in 4th at 38mph and you never know it's there, but I love the sound of a loose converter at slow speeds
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Originally Posted by super mario
well its gonna be DD so idk what would be best and i just wanna see everyones opinion
The big stall will be great for racing, but you can kiss fuel economy good bye.
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For a Daily driver I like 2600-2800 and stuff some gear in the back. High stalls build tons of heat driving around town and eat gas. Plus they are **** to have lock-up clutch issues.
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Originally Posted by ShevrolayZ28
The big stall will be great for racing, but you can kiss fuel economy good bye.
If you have an idiot for a tuner..yes. Gears will kill mpg more than the stall would. OP- I'm in the city so I understand your drive ability needs even though I don't DD my car...go with the 4k stall and don't look back. I would go that route if I did it all over again. You'll maximize your setup as well with that size of a cam.

Make sure you get a cooler to keep the temp down on the tranny as well!



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