stall speed for my setup
stall speed for my setup My cars is a 1989 ford mustang notch, should be around 2900lbs race wt. 99 ls1, th400 tranny. the cars a street car but weekend drag car also. Here's my engine setup nothing crazy
99 block
stock z06 cam
new zo6 headgaskets
home ported 2004 gto heads
stock intake
long tube headers
most stock
all and 3.55 gears in the rear
what kind of stall speed should i get to run good on the street but leave hard at the track
99 block
stock z06 cam
new zo6 headgaskets
home ported 2004 gto heads
stock intake
long tube headers
most stock
all and 3.55 gears in the rear
what kind of stall speed should i get to run good on the street but leave hard at the track
My cars is a 1989 ford mustang notch, should be around 2900lbs race wt. 99 ls1, th400 tranny. the cars a street car but weekend drag car also. Here's my engine setup nothing crazy
99 block
stock z06 cam
new zo6 headgaskets
home ported 2004 gto heads
stock intake
long tube headers
most stock
all and 3.55 gears in the rear
what kind of stall speed should i get to run good on the street but leave hard at the track
99 block
stock z06 cam
new zo6 headgaskets
home ported 2004 gto heads
stock intake
long tube headers
most stock
all and 3.55 gears in the rear
what kind of stall speed should i get to run good on the street but leave hard at the track
I would suggest a Yank SS4000 or PT4000
The SS is a little more street friendly over the PT4000 which will hit really hard. The SS4000 could still work with some nitrous as well.
I assumed you run a good drag radial or slick because you will need it
The Vig stuff is good into the 3600 area, but beyond that they tend to be too loose.
There are people very happy with Circle D products as well, but to date we have not tried any to give feedback.
The SS is a little more street friendly over the PT4000 which will hit really hard. The SS4000 could still work with some nitrous as well.
I assumed you run a good drag radial or slick because you will need it
The Vig stuff is good into the 3600 area, but beyond that they tend to be too loose.
There are people very happy with Circle D products as well, but to date we have not tried any to give feedback.
