Need Help Picking stall
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Need Help Picking stall
Ok here it is people,
I pretty much know very little about stalls no matter how much i read about it. I've had people explain it to me and i guess i understand it but i probably need to experience one for myself.
Ne ways, Im looking to buying a stall for my a4 camaro. Im wondering what i should get. i hear 3200 -3500 is good for a street car. thats what im looking for. ALso whats envolved in installing the stall? anything extra needs to be purchased?
For the future, i plan to go with Long Tubes, cated y, mild cam 224 224 112 probably. i also plan to do the ls6 intake too. so im bascilly starting off slow and want to go bigger later on.
i want a stall now for some fun
Sum it up: I want a stall, what kind of stall and at what stall speed. Also what is envolved in installing a stall. What other parts will i need besides the stall.
thanks for the help people.
I pretty much know very little about stalls no matter how much i read about it. I've had people explain it to me and i guess i understand it but i probably need to experience one for myself.
Ne ways, Im looking to buying a stall for my a4 camaro. Im wondering what i should get. i hear 3200 -3500 is good for a street car. thats what im looking for. ALso whats envolved in installing the stall? anything extra needs to be purchased?
For the future, i plan to go with Long Tubes, cated y, mild cam 224 224 112 probably. i also plan to do the ls6 intake too. so im bascilly starting off slow and want to go bigger later on.
i want a stall now for some fun
Sum it up: I want a stall, what kind of stall and at what stall speed. Also what is envolved in installing a stall. What other parts will i need besides the stall.
thanks for the help people.
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i'd say for what you've got, get a 3500 (give or take a little).
good brands include fuddle, yank, precision industries, and many more (those are just the most popular).
the only other thing you'll need is a tranny cooler ($50 anywhere)
good brands include fuddle, yank, precision industries, and many more (those are just the most popular).
the only other thing you'll need is a tranny cooler ($50 anywhere)
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what size for my mods
just want some input on what you think i could safely run on the 4l60e i have a 00 convertible t/a ws6, turbonetics t66 pushing 7-7.5 lbs, intercooled and methanol injected, i have the lame 2:73 gears, and just wondering what a safe stall for my setup on this transmission would be, at least so i dont trash it and safely stall higher until i can buy a race tranny.
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if money isn't an issue get a vig or yank, if vig get a 3200 because it stalls higher to around 3600, if yank try a 3600, if money is an issue look into tci or fuddle
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Sweet, thanks people. i ordered the TCI SSF 3500 Stall, B&M Tranny Cooler, and HD2 Transgo Shift Kit.
that should make the car pretty fun to drive.
oh yea, Do you guys know if i need to tune after putting all this in? whats the loss in city/hwy mpg with the things im going to put in.
that should make the car pretty fun to drive.
oh yea, Do you guys know if i need to tune after putting all this in? whats the loss in city/hwy mpg with the things im going to put in.
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just assuming im a mild driver in the city and on the free way about 85pmh.
i know its a vague question but any info will help. i dont really care really. since i already accepted its a camaro with a v8. but i'd like to get as much as possible.
i know its a vague question but any info will help. i dont really care really. since i already accepted its a camaro with a v8. but i'd like to get as much as possible.