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Old 09-08-2004, 11:51 AM
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Default Which stall for 125/150 NX, SS4000e or PYE3600

I'm setting the car up for spray and was wondering which converter would give me the best results on the bottle. My current choices are SS3800/4000e, and PYE3600 or so. The car is an ultra light G5X3 114LSA car with a 3.73 gear and 28" tire. I'm buying a stage 4 FLP trans soon and want to put the right stall in it. I currently have a YTP4200,but I'm sure it's not spray worthy.

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The SS line will handle up to 150 shot and give better NA performance. If your build up is inching toward 175 shot or higher, the PYE 3600 becomes a better choice.

I'd call Yank and talk to them. I know they were looking at offering a multidisc converter for trucks and FI. I don't know if they ever made it off the drawing board.
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go with the PYE3600, I think as you mod your car more and more you will blow right through the higher stall on spray . . . i have that converter also
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So the PYE3600? How's that converter on motor? Not bad? Compared to the SS4000e? I won't spray more than a 150 shot at it. As a matter of face, I might just try a 125 to be safe. Maybe what I'm asking is this: How much more performance will I see on spray with a PYE vs. a SS? If it's only a bit, I'm leaning toward the SS for motor comfort. What do you think? Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by Ragtop 99
The SS line will handle up to 150 shot and give better NA performance. If your build up is inching toward 175 shot or higher, the PYE 3600 becomes a better choice.

I'd call Yank and talk to them. I know they were looking at offering a multidisc converter for trucks and FI. I don't know if they ever made it off the drawing board.
Thanks, I'll give them a call.
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Vig 3200 1.5 60' here on 150 shot
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What are you guys short timing with the SS4000 on a shot?




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