please help me select my converter
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please help me select my converter
ok with the mods in my sig what stall and brand do ya ll recommened i wanted to go with a 4000 stall but is that too big for a weekend car??? im also going with 3.90 gears... any help will do thanks in advance!
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yea im gonna get some drag radials so she can hook hopefully, she does, well i was wanted to try performabuilt converter but yanks 4000 seems good too to many choices to make!!
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yea i got a great deal with a fuddle converter so im gonna look into that if all fails i think bout yank i just want a good converter thats gonna last me a good while but like i said they only way to find out myself i apprieciate all the helps guys do any of yall have vids of ur launches??
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Originally Posted by 99Hawk262
Yank SS4000 here with 3.23's and I feel that it's pretty tight. I will be upgrading to 3.73's eventually...but it meets my needs now and I love its performance.
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Originally Posted by Blacker
This is when you enable the the lock-up clutch and take the inefficieny from the converter. You will need a multidisc clutch to do this without wearing it out. This can net 10-20 rwhp depending on the converter.