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Old 07-03-2011, 07:46 AM
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Circle D is classy as hell with their packaging presentation (the package includes instructions and two different Circle D stickers):




We have here a Circle D Stage I 245mm 3400 3B stall specifically made for the 4l80e swap:


This thing is way too sexy to throw under the car:
Old 07-03-2011, 07:56 AM
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same converter as me they are nice to look at!! been driving on it for a month and the street driveability is the biggest thing i noticed,i cannot tell i even have a stalled converter in there! mine has to mounting holes per pad though!
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nice to look at, but you say the street drivability is there but how does it do WOT and 60ft?
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I agree! Chris is a top notch guy that delivers a top notch product
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Originally Posted by BrianC98Z28
nice to look at, but you say the street drivability is there but how does it do WOT and 60ft?
My 60ft before Circle D was 2.08 on dr's and after it hit so hard my dr's spun and it still went down to a 1.7 60ft. And I gained .6 tenths in the 1/4 mile with no real change in d/a. And with a better tire I'm sure .7 tenths would have been knocked off. I didn't want to put mine in because it looked so good, but my Circle D stall is by far my best mod yet! Chris makes great parts and has great customer service also!
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only reason I ask, is because my current stall is Red, cough cough, so I look for real world results when looking at the companies.
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Originally Posted by BrianC98Z28
only reason I ask, is because my current stall is Red, cough cough, so I look for real world results when looking at the companies.
Just do a little search on here. Circle D is just as proven as Yank imo and many many many others. I did ALOT of research when deciding to get my Circle D stall.
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oh its cool man, I just like to compare track results is all, I have no doubt Circle D is good, but Im a Yank customer for life. Although my best ever ET was with a VIG but Ive never ran the SS4000 at the track but I like it better than my Vig, now Im goin FI.
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I have their +4C which is about 4000. This converter is MUCH easier to drive on the street than the PT4400 I had. It also 60's just as well and continues down the entire track. I cannot say anything bad performance wise about Yank, but they're very loose. I will buy Circle D from now on in anything they offer that I own!
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Originally Posted by Brian @ KYTP
I have their +4C which is about 4000. This converter is MUCH easier to drive on the street than the PT4400 I had. It also 60's just as well and continues down the entire track. I cannot say anything bad performance wise about Yank, but they're very loose. I will buy Circle D from now on in anything they offer that I own!
That is good to hear man. My trans just took a dump, so i will be looking at Circle D 4C also. Heck, maybe even the 5C..
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Thanks for the pics and comments, we appreciate it! We might go a little overboard on the clear coat and packaging, but that is how we roll....

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