3200 vs 3600 vs 4000 stall converters
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3200 vs 3600 vs 4000 stall converters
looking into getting a stall converter but trying to figure which on to go with. anything is better then stock. i dont want it to radical since its my dd
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Loosely speaking, 3200s are really nice for DDs. A 4k is gonna suck more gas but man when you hit the go-pedal let the fun begin. Don't make my mistake and buy a 3200 then decide I need a 4k shortly after
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I love my 3600. Even in my big tank I can control the rpms enough to outpace most traffic from lights while staying under 2500rpm but when you nail it there is still enough to either create a smoke show or rip your face off (depending on whether the street tires or drag radials are on)
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i have a 3600 stall now and ive had it in for two years now and all i do really is city driving and im not gonna lie i want to go to a 4000. If your doing mostly highway like stated the trans will be in over drive and you wont even know you have a stall so consider the bigger one. Idk what your plans are for the car? If your not a track guy then i would go with the 3600 if you are a track guy then 4000. dont even consider the 3200 stall
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Personally, I would think about what your future mods are gonna be and base it upon that.
If not doing cam and don't plan on drag racing a lot - I would go 3200 just for that extra kick. Many guys on here run 3600-4400 and still DD but it's your car and its up to you how you want it to drive.
If not doing cam and don't plan on drag racing a lot - I would go 3200 just for that extra kick. Many guys on here run 3600-4400 and still DD but it's your car and its up to you how you want it to drive.
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I just installed a precision 3600 stall in my car yesterday, and coming from a guy thats never had a stall. Man it gets up and go's when you floor it. i daily drive mine in the city and it hasn't been that bad today