john shea

Is the 3000 sf too low a stall for my car? I have 3.73 gears and bfg drag
radials only.
John

Abidar

from what I've read, most people wish that they went with a higher stall after purchasing their new stall. I can't give you specific info on your car, as I have no experience, but from what I've read, the typical complaint is that they should have gone higher on the stall speed.

AK's WS6

It's not too low, and would be a good verter if you do ALOT of city driving. It kinda depends on what you want when choosing a stall.....What are you looking to get from the stall you choose???

heyitsTaJay

hell yah it is! my vig3200 is perfect. it stalls more around 3700
but for the money you cant beat a tci3500.

both are awesome!

Ragtop 99

iTrader: (7)

With 3.73s and drag radials I would go a 3500. A 3000 is good start for someone with 2.73 gears. With 3.73s, you can go to a higher stall and let your gears absorb some of the looseness.

jimmyblue

iTrader: (11)

I consider my TCI SF 3000 very streetable,
which probably means it's too little Like
if it doesn't hurt some, you're not playing.

ccajun4real

iTrader: (29)

I had a SSF3500 with 3:73 and it was loose as hell. You get what you pay for here I believe, of course this is just my personal experience and not a strike at TCI credibility. I have a Yank 2800 1.8 STR and am very happy now. It is super tight, super efficient however maybe a little too tight for me allthough not enough to make me switch. I would probably go with Vig, PI, Yank 3000-3200. Those will be just right for street strip.