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Torque Converter dead.. time for aftermarket..

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Old 09-22-2006, 05:21 PM
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Question Torque Converter dead.. time for aftermarket..

Well my stock torque converter took a crap. Looking for insite on which TC to go with. Which one would be better for me.

-Below is the dynograph as of right now..

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Mac Filter
Hooker Full Exhaust (Egr Deleted)
Comp Cam (.588/.581, .228/.222 114.5LSA)
Ls6 Intake

It's a tossup between a 2800/3200/3600 Stall. And Yank or Vig as the manufact.

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i vote 4000 or 4400 even though its not on the list. i love my 4400, was originally a vig 3200 but it got boring after a couple weeks. the 4400 is a f@$#ing slingshot!
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Originally Posted by z28convert
i vote 4000 or 4400 even though its not on the list. i love my 4400, was originally a vig 3200 but it got boring after a couple weeks. the 4400 is a f@$#ing slingshot!
How is drivability.. Is yours a DD? Cause mine is.
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If you want your car to take better advantage of your cam then get a 3600. If you want a tighter converter and better around town throttle response then get a 3200 but you might end up wanting more.
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4000 WILL BE GOOD FOR A WEEKEND CAR BUT IF YOUR CAR IS A DAily DRIVER 3200 IS PERFECT
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what do you use the car for??? how often do you take it to the track???
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I daily my 3500 and honestly, i think its a lil much, I'd be happier with a 3200, but by your graph, a 3600 would be good for you, and its very possible to daily it. But, thats only if the stall will stall as rated, some don't.




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