8urford2002

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I want to install a stall converter on my 2002 camaro. I am thinking about getting the texas speed torquer v2 cam. What do you guys think? And I dont know which stall I need. I want it to be still some what streetable. I dont drive the car but like once a week but I like to take it out cruzing. Also does anyone know what a stall converter will do to my times at the track with out a cam? How much will it help me?

Detoxx03

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Yank ss3600

SSmoken

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I dd a 4000 stall. doesnt bother be any at all. But yeah a 3600-4000 range would be fine i would think.

FTICONVERTERS

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we would recomend a 10" billet SRLS series converter.They have fantastic street manners.The converter has a billet lock-up piston and cover,fully furnace brazed,tig welded,chromemoly hub,etc,These converters are also on sale.https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...sponse.html.We offer many other combinations as well.We are a custom converter builder that builds the utmost in Quality.See what our customers say.https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...onverters.html

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99Hawk262

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+1...awesome street converter!

gyrene2003

im putting in an SS4000 when i get home. Im stock internals and looking for some low 12s at the track.

Circle-D

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I recommend our 4C Street/Strip Billet Series. It is rated 3800 and is the perfect performance converter for a street car. I would guesstimate about 1/2 second reduction in your time, even more after the cam. A converter is one of the best mods for an auto car, puts it in the power-band and makes it fly. Please give me a call at the shop or PM if you have any other questions.

713-895-8834

Chris

01ssreda4

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i would agree with this guy

kdavis

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i also agree with chris. I daily drive my 4c and i love it.