yank 3600 VS 4000
09-05-2009, 11:30 AM
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yank 3600 VS 4000 ok im just looking for personal experiences here. I have a bolt on LS1, with stock 3.23. going to order a stall here soon. Was wondering what you guys recommended. It will be street driven but quite a few track passes also, about a 50/50 mix. I dont want to be out of my poweband with a 4000 but want to most out of a converter. What you guys think?
09-05-2009, 10:36 PM
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yeah i had a buddy that went form a 4400 yank to a 3600 and dropped his et by 2 tenths. he has 3.73 and said traction was a issue with the 4400 and et streets. Thats why im thinking a ss4000 with a 2.6 str and 3.23 will be a good combo!!
09-06-2009, 08:07 PM
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I just put a pt4000 in and went 1.59 60ft. with 17s up front and 16inch mt drag radials in the back with Konis no less. It also drives great on the street.
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09-07-2009, 07:19 AM
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Personally you can go by what experiences guys have had here. However talking directly with Dave is a great idea. The guy knows his stuff and I think he will not point you in the wrong direction. I know he has some other converters that might be even better for your combo. He hooked us up with one for JR's vet and at first I was skeptical. However it did what he said it would do on the track. Give Dave at Yank a call. Vince B
