good stall speed for the street !!!!!
good stall speed for the street !!!!! i'm in atlanta and we have the friday night drag's . it's on pit road at atl motor speedway. i need a stall that will hook up on a street like surface. as they do not prep pit road so it's bassically a road like any other. i was reccommended a 3200 by a local speed shop. i have talked to alot of people with stall's though and they say a 3500-3800 . what do you guy's think would be a good stall for this.
You would need to give some details about your car to get and answer on this,
MODS, REAR, ETC
MODS, REAR, ETC
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true, u would give more info on your setup!! but for daily driving and occasional track visits anywhere from 3200-3600 would be good all around. i daily drive a vigilante 3200 and its perfect for what i want for my car since its never gonna see the track. but there are guys that daily drive a 4k stall with no problems.
we would need more info like they said but 3600 is one of our most popular.We have an info sheet on our site that covers all of the pertinent info needed to build a converter.heres the link http://www.fticonverters.com/FTI%20C...ER%20SHEET.htm. if you have any questions give me a call.
Thanks,
Greg
Thanks,
Greg
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I run a 4k stall and I can hook up on random city streets without issue at all. Once in a while I can hook good enough my cell phone flies from the console slot (next to the cig lighter) to where the back seats were 
Get your suspension mods lined up, tweaked, and get some Mickey T's. You should be able to hook with a good sized stall
But knowing your current mods would help, too
Get your suspension mods lined up, tweaked, and get some Mickey T's. You should be able to hook with a good sized stall
But knowing your current mods would help, too
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I daily drive with a 4000 stall. I'm happy with it, but I don't have driving experience with anything in the 3200-3800 range to compare either. I'm on street tires (BFG g-force T/As) and it's not easy to hook up.
Last edited by PSU 98; Dec 16, 2008 at 02:39 PM.
i can damn near dead-hook if i get it right on pavement with bfg dr's and a 3600 stall...but im sure gears would change that too, i have the stock 3.23's and im soon to swap in another 10bolt with 3.42's
the car is stock now. mods i am going to do is stall ,lts , ls6,p&p tb, 3.42 rear, 150 hot , vrx3 or slitghly bigger car and a tune. that is about as far as i will go for a while. what are the best drag radials for what i'm looking to do.
im running lt's / ls6 intake / 3.73's / 4000 stall / 100shot and my car hooks pretty dang good on 275/40/17 mickey t's.
If your interested in a used stall. I have a Pro Yank 3400 extreme for sale. Low miles and will work on the pricing a bit.
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