Rollers and TQ Converter
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Rollers and TQ Converter
Any suggestions on some 1.8 or 1.85 roller rockers and a 2800 to 3200 stall? Brands and good places to buy? Thanks.
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comp, crane, YT, HS, all make 1.8 or 1.85 (comps). vig, tci, midwest make TC (though im not an a4 guy so i cant comment on quality, price, ect). i will say however for the price of the higher ratio rockers you can just get a better cam. whats your goal, application, and intended powerband?
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Originally Posted by jrp
comp, crane, YT, HS, all make 1.8 or 1.85 (comps). vig, tci, midwest make TC (though im not an a4 guy so i cant comment on quality, price, ect). i will say however for the price of the higher ratio rockers you can just get a better cam. whats your goal, application, and intended powerband?
Application: daily driver truck, stock internals except cam, check the sig
Powerband: I'd guess 3-6000
Any cam suggestions? I was told I pretty much have the biggest cam I can get without changing springs and push rods (2001 Z06 cam).
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Originally Posted by Magic Chicken
Goal: get my big *** truck down the track real fast (12's, I'm .5 away right now at 13.56)
Application: daily driver truck, stock internals except cam, check the sig
Powerband: I'd guess 3-6000
Any cam suggestions? I was told I pretty much have the biggest cam I can get without changing springs and push rods (2001 Z06 cam).
Application: daily driver truck, stock internals except cam, check the sig
Powerband: I'd guess 3-6000
Any cam suggestions? I was told I pretty much have the biggest cam I can get without changing springs and push rods (2001 Z06 cam).
i'd also look into more bolt ons; headers, TB, pulley, ect.
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That's good advice. In addition, Yank's 2800 stealth is a good (and popular) bet, but get them to make it for you with the more expensive Kevlar clutches. If you talk to them they can finalize/customize your convertor so it has all the strength of more expensive ones and none of the weaknesses of the cheap ones.
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Originally Posted by jrp
check the "short duration something or another" thread here, should still be on page 1 or 2.
I believe that's it.
Last edited by Carvinta; 08-23-2004 at 12:57 AM. Reason: wrong page