lilmangto

so do me the favor and pick one and if im missing a converter namebrand thats good let me know

JScamaro

iTrader: (6)

Both of those brands are very good. You would not be disappointed with either.

jsteele90

iTrader: (13)

what he says im kind of a vigilante guy though. go for the 4000

12secSS

iTrader: (30)

I used to have a Vig3200, by far a great street converter. Although Yanks are no slouches either. I plan on using a Yank TP4000 in the future. I would be happy with either of those choices.

Top Fuel

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Vig up to 3200, Bigger than that go Yank

crashinaz

iTrader: (35)

I'm quite happy with my Vig 3200.

GMMillwright

iTrader: (4)

Used to run Yanks, but now run a 3 disc Vig. My money and my vote go to Vig.

GT Griller

iTrader: (8)

Im running a Vig 3600 now and i LOVE it....but im sure u cant go wrong with a yank.

99Hawk262

iTrader: (19)

Always had Yanks and I've loved them all. The SS series from Yank are super nice street converters. They are as tight as any converter you can get but still rock at the track.

tording99Z28

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I too have read many good things about the SS series from Yank and I will be going with a SS 3600 stall Yank converter when I do mine. The vig owners all seem to love their's too so either one I am sure will do you just fine.

02NBMFormula

iTrader: (6)

you cant go wrong with either. this topic has been beaten to death.

troy10

Have Any Of You Guys Heard Of Phoenix Performance Converters,i Have One In My 98 Z28 Its A 3200 Stall And Its Awesome.beat My Freinds Z28 With A Yank 3600,and Im Stock..

Red 01SS

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I voted Yank b/c thats what I have. Vig is also a great converter, if thats what I had my vote would have been for them lol. However, I would at least get a 3600

TXZ28LS1

iTrader: (5)

im going with VIG!! both are good companies definitely!! from what i have read it seems that vig are better for street and yank for strip!

99DROPTOPZ

iTrader: (5)

What about the TCI 3500?

caldercay

TCI equipment is, basically, an "assembly-line" operation. I'd rather choose a unit that is hand-built to specs. A 90-day warranty on a TCI unit? I dont think so!!

I have a built-to-order Yank with a 3-year warranty on the way.

99DROPTOPZ

iTrader: (5)

I've heard recently that TCI has some quality control issues, but mine's been good to me so far. I've had it a year now and racked up 20,000 miles on it. If it goes I'll try the Vig next

LS698ta

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im going to get a vig 3400 when I get ready to o rder a cam.....Cant go wrong with either one though

bmxer8699

iTrader: (16)

didnt know yank had a 3300 stall.. i vote yank

heymoej

iTrader: (67)

they are both great companys!!!!