what size stall?
01-31-2009, 05:33 PM
#4
no lower then a 3200... no higher then a 4000... preferbly a yank or vig, but i have heard great things about circle D converters at the track... dn about street manners tho... just remember a vig stalls a bit higher then most converters and is usually more "loose" then most...
with that being said i have a SS3600 and it is great on the street... takes a bit more throttle to get moving from a stop but its worth it IMO
with that being said i have a SS3600 and it is great on the street... takes a bit more throttle to get moving from a stop but its worth it IMO
Trending Topics
01-31-2009, 06:59 PM
#10
when i was int he market for a stall,most would disagree with a 3600... everyone pointed me towards the 3200... me and a few other guys got the 3600 and proved it a great DD stall for a mild bolt on or mini cam setup... its good to be different sometimes man
01-31-2009, 07:25 PM
#12
Staging Lane
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: San Diego CA
Posts: 56
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Depends on the converter because some can be really loose and that sucks on the street. Some are rated high and they are tight.
I would say 2600 stall for a street driver and it needs to be a lockup type or you will have problems. Dont go with anything but yank or vig.
I would say 2600 stall for a street driver and it needs to be a lockup type or you will have problems. Dont go with anything but yank or vig.
02-01-2009, 12:21 AM
#17
Depends on the converter because some can be really loose and that sucks on the street. Some are rated high and they are tight.
I would say 2600 stall for a street driver and it needs to be a lockup type or you will have problems. Dont go with anything but yank or vig.
I would say 2600 stall for a street driver and it needs to be a lockup type or you will have problems. Dont go with anything but yank or vig.
LOL..never heard that one thrown out before..my daughters Barbi Jeep has a 2600 stall in it 
