Big Difference going from 3800 stall to 4000?
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Depends on converter.... If they are the same brand and set up you shouldn't see much difference..... Example loose 3800 to a tight 4000. The 4000 would have more drivability, especially for a DD. If you are looking for a tight 4000, I have heard nothing but praise about Yank being tight. Vigilante is on the same level but a little looser than Yank.
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Yank told me that the difference between the SS3600 and SS3800 (200rpm stall speed) would turn into a difference of a 400rpm shift extension. Make sure you are considering that also.
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I don't want it to stall lower, A little tighter would be good..I have always read that the Vig's stall higher than advertised..weird thing is I went from the old school ST3500 yank to a Vig 3800 & they felt exactly the same..I really want to go back to yank but don't want to go to high of a stall for my application..Don't know if I want to go over 4000 on a daily driver, but I do want to try to squeeze a little more et out of it as I do drag race about once a month..I was dead hooking on my current setup to get that 12.21..
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i just switched to a yank py4000e from a vig 3600, and i can't tell the difference around town. at wot the vig flashed higher. shift extention might be a tad lower with the yank too. i think if i hadan't torn the lockup clutch out of my vig i would still have it. we'll see if i change my mind when i spray it.
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