Torque converters
10-10-2010, 08:19 PM
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Torque converters I got a 95 z28 I need a new torque converter. I finally decided I am getting a 3000 stall I have about 500 maybe 600 which brand or options should I go with. I'm very ignorant with these thanks for any help
10-10-2010, 08:58 PM
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I am very happy with Edge Racing Converters, they are cheaper than some of the others because they do not have the expensive billet cover which is why they are only about $525 as opposed to $700+ for some other brands. A street/strip NA LT1 doesn't need a billet cover though so it is a safe way to save some money.
If they can make my over two ton barge cut 1.53s NA they have to be doing something right.
If they can make my over two ton barge cut 1.53s NA they have to be doing something right.
10-10-2010, 11:21 PM
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I had a fuddle 3k that felt REALLY good when you got on it. It must have had some crazy STR (it had to be higher than they told me it was), and lower topend power, but it felt AMAZING when I got on it for how little power I had.
I never got it to the track because my stock tranny crapped the bed.
I then got a performabuilt 3200 which has treated me well but they are pricey.
One thing I'd suggest... don't go below 3600 even on a stock car. I'd never go this low again.
If I did it all over I'd have gotten a yank ss3600 or vig3600 right away.
I never got it to the track because my stock tranny crapped the bed.
I then got a performabuilt 3200 which has treated me well but they are pricey.
One thing I'd suggest... don't go below 3600 even on a stock car. I'd never go this low again.
If I did it all over I'd have gotten a yank ss3600 or vig3600 right away.
10-10-2010, 11:27 PM
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What are your goals for the car in general?
And I'd personally wait and shell out some more coin on a converter or go with an Edge like Caprice said. Converter isn't something you skimp on
And I'd personally wait and shell out some more coin on a converter or go with an Edge like Caprice said. Converter isn't something you skimp on
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10-11-2010, 06:04 PM
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No I dont. I'm an M6 car, I have friends who run them all and I like the way the ATI's perform the best.
Talk to Ed Wright, I believe Abare, and a LOT of other fast guys who have tried most of the converters out there, and stick with ATI.
Besides I wouldn't be giving someone a "part number" I would have them call ATI and have them put together something application specific...
Talk to Ed Wright, I believe Abare, and a LOT of other fast guys who have tried most of the converters out there, and stick with ATI.
Besides I wouldn't be giving someone a "part number" I would have them call ATI and have them put together something application specific...
10-11-2010, 06:23 PM
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Those cars you are talking about use 8" Treemaster non-lockup converters not really something appropriate for a street car. Believe about 4200 is as low a stall as you can get those in.
ATI absolutely makes a good product but I don't think they have a 9.5-10" lockup high stall 4L60E unit. Which is what the OP should be looking for.
ATI absolutely makes a good product but I don't think they have a 9.5-10" lockup high stall 4L60E unit. Which is what the OP should be looking for.
10-11-2010, 06:50 PM
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Im happy with mine. I just need to stick a good tire and some drag shocks and hopefully ill be able to take advantage of it a bit more.I've had some expierence with edge converters as well, they are very street friendly and feel like stock.
10-11-2010, 10:03 PM
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I'm gonna go against the grain and say 2800 is fine for a street car. I ran a 3600 yank and couldn't hook for shut on street tires. With my 2500-2800 stall I have now I can take off alot harder without spinning. 3600 is good but you'll need suspension and tires to make it worth while IMO.
