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HIGH rpm nitrous th400 stall...who?

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Old 07-10-2005, 01:17 PM
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Default HIGH rpm nitrous th400 stall...who?

i'm about finished putting a customer's car together, it's a 347 ci solid roller with a direct port (he wants 400 eventually) what th400 stall would you gurus reccomend? i figured on buyingn something from Neil Chance, but not sure on how big, what str etc to go with.
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You'll probably need a 10" (258mm) converter to give it that much holding power. With a 400 shot of gas, the torque should be in the 900 lb. ft range. A 9.5" (245mm) converter and smaller are not going to be up to the task. Yank can make you a good one, as can Neil Chance and Coan.
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Chance is the way to go. I chose that route and have nothing but good things to say about it. The converter makes the setup.

I'd suggest something in the 3600-3800 range on the brake. Good luck with the setup.




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