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Old 07-24-2005, 02:45 AM
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In the Yank stalls, what's the difference between the ST, SP, SS, and YPE stalls? I'm looking for a stall that stalls to 4k on a na 4L60E. I was thinking a 3600 stall? Help!
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Why not rework your Vigilante, you can save money here, and the difference between Yank & Vig are slight at best.
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actually if anyone has any real input on the differences in the intenals or externals (if any) with these different "lines" of convertors it would be much appreciated.
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ST = not available for F-bodies.
SS = Good street & strip converter
YTP = Best max performance converter, but very loose feeling.
"E" suffix = Extreme. Converter is designed for FI applications.

Pump & Stator combinations change between lines. Extreme converters have (or had) a posi-lockup clutch that engaged at 475 ft-lbs.




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