Gears & Axles - question for Patrick G.

YOU RECENTLY GAVE ME SOME ADVICE ON CONVERTERS.
MY QUESTION TO YOU IS THE FOLLOWING. IM GOING TO INSTALL AN MTI B1 CAM. KEEP IN CONSIDERATION IM SPRAYING 125-150 NW WHEN NECESSARY.FRIENDS ARE RECOMENDING ST3500 THEY SAY IT WORKS VERY GOOD ON MOTOR. OTHERS ARE SAYING PRO YANK3400EXTREME BECAUSE OF THE SPRAY SOMETHING ABOUT A LOCK-UP.GIVE ME YOUR BEST ADVICE. THANK YOU SO MUCH

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MAF PORTED ENDS-KN FIPK-PORTED THROTTLE BODY-OFF ROAD PIPES/ SLP LONG TUBES. 12.96/107.4 MOTOR <img src="images/icons/confused.gif" border="0">

I think the Yank 3600 "Extreme" would work well.
Built for nitrous use, but it's slightly bigger then the 3400 which should compliment the "B1" cam as well.

For no more nitrous than that I might go with the ST3800. Or if larger shots are anticipated on down the road I would go with the PY3600E.

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Personally, I like the ST3500 best for sprayin' and playin'. It's good for up to a 150 shot witho no problems and is fantastic N/A. If you're crazy and want to run something like a 175 shot or bigger, a larger diameter converter like a Pro Yank 3600 Extreme will have more holding capacity under the juice.

Under a 150 shot, you'll go faster with a ST3500. 100 shot or under, the ST3800 would be even better (just like the Colonel said) <img src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">

Yeah, say for a 125-150 shot, if N2O performance was my main goal I would lean more towards the ST3500 like Patrick said, but go with the ST3800 if NA is more important and if you don't mind a little looser converter. <img src="graemlins/burnout.gif" border="0" alt="[Burnout]" />