View Poll Results: Which Yank Should I buy?
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08-20-2004, 07:45 AM
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Vote: Best Yank Model TC for Me: Hey guys, I just want some opinions on which yank stall converter to get assuming price is no option. I have 3.73's and BFG Drag Radials, and some other bolt on things and springs/shocks.
ST3500
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SS3800
If anyone has these to sell let me know, I am looking to buy a used one.
Thanks! -Brent
ST3500
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SS3800
If anyone has these to sell let me know, I am looking to buy a used one.
Thanks! -Brent
08-20-2004, 09:57 AM
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well, i believe the only way you will get an ST3500 is used, i don't think they have that one anymore if i remember correctly. Any particular reason why you are just looking at Yank? You may also want to look into a TCI3500 or 3800 stall. Do some searches.
08-20-2004, 10:04 AM
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I vote for the TCI 3800 , Kick *** converter that comes with great customer service....I was cutting high 1.5s in the 60ft on 8in ET streets with 342s , babying the throttle, but your drag radials are not going to cut it no matter what converter you get..
08-20-2004, 11:09 AM
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buy the one that ships quickest 
you can always call them up direct they make the things, they probably have some of the best advice for your motor/driveline to give. i always try to go direct to talk to the folks you can tell if they are str8 up or dont have a clue.
you can always call them up direct they make the things, they probably have some of the best advice for your motor/driveline to give. i always try to go direct to talk to the folks you can tell if they are str8 up or dont have a clue.
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08-21-2004, 09:17 AM
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CamaroCain, why are you pushing TCI when you run a PT4400. While back you were telling everyone to get a PT4400. Im not trying to start **** but want to see if you know something I dont. I waiting to get a PT4200 myself.
08-21-2004, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by J2KSS
CamaroCain, why are you pushing TCI when you run a PT4400. While back you were telling everyone to get a PT4400. Im not trying to start **** but want to see if you know something I dont. I waiting to get a PT4200 myself.