Help with picking a stall
03-05-2009, 12:02 PM
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Help with picking a stall For my next mod I'm looking at getting a TR224 cam but I need help with picking a good stall. My SS is not my daily driver right now but in a few months will be as I will be giving my DD now to my daughter. So I would like a setup good for daily driving. The only mods or Lid and headers and tune.
03-05-2009, 01:36 PM
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Please buy the SS3600. They had enough respect to answer your question.
Assume this unit has a stall of 3600 rpm? Sharp aren't I? Isn't that about 50% of the rpm where your vehicle is making power? Thats a rule of thumb for a street strip vehicle in my mind. Please also add more cooling capacity for the tranny.
When you get it installed don't tell anyone. Damn, I have no idea why my car is quicker on the street and the 1/4 mile.
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Assume this unit has a stall of 3600 rpm? Sharp aren't I? Isn't that about 50% of the rpm where your vehicle is making power? Thats a rule of thumb for a street strip vehicle in my mind. Please also add more cooling capacity for the tranny.
When you get it installed don't tell anyone. Damn, I have no idea why my car is quicker on the street and the 1/4 mile.
JD
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03-05-2009, 10:57 PM
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just got done installing my lvl2 and ss4000.... still have 3.23 so its a little mushy. BUT, once again, Dave delivers... freaking unreal linear feel... and its lose enough my shifts are very smooth and subtle.. this will change after going to 4.10's, but.... I can tell HOW efficient this thing is..
this is my second yank and I wouldnt ride anything else... my cam is a little bigger than yours (232/234), so dave is spot on I would say a 3600 will make you more than happy.
this is my second yank and I wouldnt ride anything else... my cam is a little bigger than yours (232/234), so dave is spot on I would say a 3600 will make you more than happy.
03-05-2009, 11:16 PM
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i would say ss3600, i never drove in a car with a stall before i ordered mine, i went with the st2800 i wish i went bigger it drives almost like it was stock (except when you mash the pedal).
i cant cant speak for the ss3600 but it would be my next choice if i wasnt considering selling my car and getting a c5z.
you wont be happy if you settle for a smaller converter trust me, hope this helps you
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my car is only driven in the summer , when i first bought the stall i was using my car daily and thought 3600 would be too much for daily driving so i settled on the 2800, and i was dissapointed pulling out of the shop parking lot. i really would hate to see someone spend the money and not be happy with their car.
i cant cant speak for the ss3600 but it would be my next choice if i wasnt considering selling my car and getting a c5z.
you wont be happy if you settle for a smaller converter trust me, hope this helps you
*edit*
my car is only driven in the summer , when i first bought the stall i was using my car daily and thought 3600 would be too much for daily driving so i settled on the 2800, and i was dissapointed pulling out of the shop parking lot. i really would hate to see someone spend the money and not be happy with their car.
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03-06-2009, 06:38 AM
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Kraemer you have a PM.
Greg
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