Are all stalls created equally
03-22-2005, 01:37 PM
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Are all stalls created equally I was wandering are all stalls created equally, whats the differences between a vigilante, tci or a yank converter with 4000 stall, will they perform the same? There is also a local well recognized torque converter shop here in town who charges $700 for a custom t/q, with free re stall and a 1 year warranty stall for my car will it perform like a yank, or the vigilante, what Is the key creating factor.
03-22-2005, 01:49 PM
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Most converters will give you relatively similar results. I do know that the higher end (priced) models are custom made and/or use billet machined parts. No, all converters are not created equal. Research the converter of interest and decide which is best for you based on your finacial requirements.
03-22-2005, 11:50 PM
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4000 Stall converters can vary with different manufacturers. Take the Yank SS4000 and PT4000. They are both 4000 stalls but, are different animals. When someone can "build" a TC like Yank or Vig, they are full of it. Without extensive testing and R&D, how will you know what stall it is an how efficient it is. Just copying someones internals will not yeild the same converter. I learned my lesson with a cheap converter. It leaked and did not perform like top brand converters. I chose Yank because of their service and making a top quality product. I have had 2 Yank TC's and been happy with both of them.
