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Old 03-05-2007, 05:34 AM
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I have a 98 Camaro which is used on a regular street use. I will have a procharger soon. Suggestions for a stall converter. What differences are between a car with supercharge and another without it? Thank you for your advice?
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Yank builds a special line on converters just for S/C or Turbo cars and trucks
they have larger billet housings that include an oversize clutch with thicker reinforced areas and larger internal parts as well as a larger size pump and turbine to handle the extra torque
any questions call us at 775 826 9955
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PY3400 and do not look back. I have 6 months on it. Tight around town and brutal at WOT.
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PY3400 and do not look back. I have 6 months on it. Tight around town and brutal at WOT.

when i called they said not to use the py3400 for a stock car w/ FI. he said to use the SS3200




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