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Old 07-27-2014, 05:23 AM
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Havent Found anybody who has done this setup LOL. Probably because its is a extreme budget motor. So here we go its a bone stock 04 Lq4 except for LS2 injectors, a ported throttle body, 1-3/4 long tube headers, ls6 valve springs I plan on retuning the car and raising my rev limit to 6700rpm I am going to be running a 200-4r behind it in my 73 el camino withe 3.73 gears and 26inch tall tires. I am up in the air on stall speed I know the Lq4's dont make peak torque until around 4000 rpm that being said I am not going that high with the stall it will be a daily driver and I am thinking 2500-3000 rpm stall. I know most LS1 guys run the Yank3600 I am just wondering if a 3500+ stall is really worth it. Any opinions and real world experience would be awsome thanks guys.
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Call or Email Dave at YANK Performance to have him answer any questions about converters and/or performance applications that we may be able to assist you with. Below are the hours and contact numbers.




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The Yank SS3600 is not that bad of a stall for the street and that is one of the reasons it is so popular. I would go no less than a 3200 stall.



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