yank 3600ss
03-02-2008, 06:47 PM
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yank 3600ss will in a about a week iam hoping to order this converter. just a couple of ? before i do.
at what speed does this lock up on the highway?
whats the avg et reduction
is it worth the money
Thank you guys for any help with this really considering this converter just trying to get a little more info before spending the money
at what speed does this lock up on the highway?
whats the avg et reduction
is it worth the money
Thank you guys for any help with this really considering this converter just trying to get a little more info before spending the money
03-03-2008, 04:51 PM
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I think Yank is in Sparks, NV. You'll probably be looking close to $40. They should be able to give you a quote if you contact them. That converter should be about 30 lbs. dry.
03-03-2008, 06:27 PM
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... even 3 or 4.. wouldnt be bad just a matter of getting it to the ground. 
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03-04-2008, 02:21 PM
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The clutch in the converter locks just like a clutch in a manual tranny. You don't really notice with an stock stall, but a big stall is definately more noticable.
Go at least a 3500. I'll be moving up when it's time for a tranny.
Go at least a 3500. I'll be moving up when it's time for a tranny.
03-04-2008, 02:48 PM
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Yes the SS3600 is worth the money, works amazing on my cammed LT1 and will work the same on yours. It will lockup at around 43mph untuned and tuned wherever you want it to. Cant wait till it warms up to see how much better et's I can now get. Shipping was I want to say around $50 to suburban Philadelphia so expect about that since your right next door.
03-04-2008, 04:22 PM
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I getting this stall eventually as well......anyone know how much it costs to get one of these installed? also, is a full tune necessary?
oh, you are also going to want to get a tranny cooler to go along with the stall, and a trans temp gauge (know this because I talked to someone who has one, he recommended it)
oh, you are also going to want to get a tranny cooler to go along with the stall, and a trans temp gauge (know this because I talked to someone who has one, he recommended it)
03-05-2008, 01:38 PM
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I just installed my SS3600 this past weekend and went to the track on sunday with it. Went from a 13.3 on stock converter at 104 to a 12.7 at 106.8 on the SS3600 converter. I love it so far. Save yourself some $$$ and do the install yourself. The swapping of the actual converter is so simple, you just have to get the transmission down. I did mine in a garage on jackstands and it still only took me about 7 hours and it was my first time doing a converter swap. You won't be sorry!!
03-05-2008, 04:03 PM
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If you are asking me then the answer is no to the shift kit, not yet but in the very near future probably and yes to the tranny cooler. I am even thinking of running dual coolers since the tranny temps are a bit higher than with the stock converter.
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03-05-2008, 04:18 PM
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I mounted the tranny temp guage in front of the shifter in that little cubby area and I did not mount the cooler "dope" style because I did not use a B & M 24000 cooler, I used a hayden and it was too large to mount it dope style. I mounted it to the front of the radiator and I have not had a problem overheating and my tranny temps have not been over 165 even when racing at the track and basically hot lapping.