TP4400 guys...
10-13-2002, 09:37 PM
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Re: TP4400 guys... I don't think anyone that tried has reported any measurable/repeatable gains.
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10-15-2002, 12:50 AM
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Re: TP4400 guys... Black Sunshine...
with my vig3200, i went 12.79 @ 104, to a 12.65 @ 106 w/ the same 1.71 60fts one pass after another, and then did it again with the same results(or close enough to). But that is a little slower than you were going and with a stock motor. you could try it. hopefully it would work for you. i do know it would get over powered on spray though.
Chris
with my vig3200, i went 12.79 @ 104, to a 12.65 @ 106 w/ the same 1.71 60fts one pass after another, and then did it again with the same results(or close enough to). But that is a little slower than you were going and with a stock motor. you could try it. hopefully it would work for you. i do know it would get over powered on spray though.
Chris
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Re: TP4400 guys... From what I have read, the vigilante converters aren't very effecient up top and that is the cause for the significant gains when you lock them up. Yanks are more effecient than vigilante up top which is why you dont have to lock them up. Thats what makes some Yank converters great converters from a punch(roll)...
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Re: TP4400 guys... I tried it on both my Vig3600 and UT4800 with no gains in ET or MPH. I did only have 3.23 gears at the time so with more gear I might have seen a little MPH improvement.
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