fuddle stall
10-12-2005, 10:57 PM
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fuddle stall I just got my fuddle 3600 2.2 str stall today, i looked at it and it is a lot smaller than my old yank 2800 that i sold. is that normal of a higher stall or are fuddle stalls just smaller than the other companies. and also there is a rattle in the converter, so i wanted to know if anyone else has hade this, or has my converter been damaged, maybe in the shipment?
10-13-2005, 11:12 AM
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i thought that it would be fine, but im more worried about the rattle that i hear when i move it, just tilting it from side to side it rattles, could it be damaged or are fuddle converters just kind of loose
10-13-2005, 02:27 PM
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The smaller size is the 245mm design. It is likely the most common size for high quality and effecient performance converters. The noise you are hearing is the internal components moving. The design of a torque converter has independantly moving parts that are powered by fluid movenent. Hearing moving parts inside is expected. The worry would be if you didn't.
10-14-2005, 10:42 AM
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Hey John I Finally Got The Tune Done 335 Hp 389 Tq I Ran At The Track Last Night 60 Ft Was 1.81 1/4 Was 12.75 On Street Tiresand It Is 1 Nasty Beast!! All I Need Now Is Some Good Traction Ha Ha Thanxs Again For Your Outstanding Tc
