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Old 08-18-2008, 08:23 PM
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Default Need stall recommendations

I currently have mods in sig and am going to be switching the combination to a procharger D1SC setup. The 4k stall is going to be far too big now. What sized stall should I be looking at for this setup. I am going to be pushing about 12lbs of boost through it and should be around 600whp.

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vig 3600
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Originally Posted by built408
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But aren't Vig converters underrated? The 3600 is more like a 4000 so that wouldn't help him too much...????
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im thinking probably a 3200 would be your best bet, but you might be ok with a 3500
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure that 3600 will be too large of a stall. I was thinking more like a 3000 to 3200. Is there a specific stall that should be used for blown apps?
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i dont think so...i would just be sure you get one with anti ballooning plates..
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Yank's PYE series are designed for and work very well with FI and nitrous applications. Something along the lines of a PYE 3200-3400. I've talked to several members who ran these converters and loved them.
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Originally Posted by 99Hawk262
Yank's PYE series are designed for and work very well with FI and nitrous applications. Something along the lines of a PYE 3200-3400. I've talked to several members who ran these converters and loved them.
I'll look into it. Thanks man.
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You will definitely benefit from a lower stall converter. I would suggest our 245MM "2C" - rated about 3200-3400. If you plan on adding even more power later, I would suggest our 258MM converter - rated about 3000 stall.

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