Stall Converter/New Gears
07-19-2004, 12:35 AM
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Stall Converter/New Gears I had a A4 with stock 2.73. Now I've changed my rear-end gears to 3.73. Which stall conveter range and strength would I need to match/take a M6 at a roll, and still keep a reasonable gas mileage. Burns or Pros to certain companies I could consider, but also price $350-600 is what I'm looking for.
Locke434
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07-19-2004, 01:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Locke434
I had a A4 with stock 2.73. Now I've changed my rear-end gears to 3.73. Which stall conveter range and strength would I need to match/take a M6 at a roll, and still keep a reasonable gas mileage. Burns or Pros to certain companies I could consider, but also price $350-600 is what I'm looking for.
Locke434
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Stick with Vig or Yank. I drove an SS with a vig 3600, it was great, very streetable. However just a tad looser than I wanted, a vig 3200 would be my recomendation. Btw, check out www.fastlouis.com
Josh
07-19-2004, 07:01 AM
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Should have bought a stick if thats the kind of racing your looking for , but a nice 3500 stall would be a good match for the gears dont know if you can still match a m6 , converter really helps us out the hole.
07-19-2004, 08:31 AM
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You need an efficent very high stall to run with an M6. Our trannies, even with a locked converter, eat more HP than an M6 you are starting in a hole when you race from a roll.
I would suggest the Yank PT 4000 but you can not buy it in your price range. Maybe TCI could try a custom low STR 4000 that might work for you.
I would suggest the Yank PT 4000 but you can not buy it in your price range. Maybe TCI could try a custom low STR 4000 that might work for you.
07-19-2004, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Ragtop 99
You need an efficent very high stall to run with an M6. Our trannies, even with a locked converter, eat more HP than an M6 you are starting in a hole when you race from a roll.
I would suggest the Yank PT 4000 but you can not buy it in your price range. Maybe TCI could try a custom low STR 4000 that might work for you.
I would suggest the Yank PT 4000 but you can not buy it in your price range. Maybe TCI could try a custom low STR 4000 that might work for you.
Low str Yank PT 4000? What would the low str attribute actually?
