SS, PS, and PT Yank converters. This is what I learned...
10-08-2003, 05:55 PM
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Re: SS, PS, and PT Yank converters. This is what I learned... hmmmm big papa is interested! What stall sizes will these be availible in? I would like to try a PS3800 or PS4000 with maybe a 2.5 str(I guess it that would be somewhat correct)
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10-08-2003, 07:26 PM
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Re: SS, PS, and PT Yank converters. This is what I learned... The Guy: You really can't start messing too much with the STR on these if you want to stay with the 21 blade stator. Pick your posion and go with it. For street & strip or nitrous, go for the 3800; for better NA track focus go up to the 4200.
10-08-2003, 08:15 PM
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Re: SS, PS, and PT Yank converters. This is what I learned...
PS line-You can think of this converter as a stepping stone from the SS line to the PT line in terms of streetability. It has a 21 blade stator like the SS converters for better streetability but it uses a different pump which makes it feel looser than the SS converters. The result is a converter that is very efficient at these higher stall speeds and hits EXTREMELY hard off the line. Compared to the SS line, it has higher shift extensions per the stall speed, and better mid-range and top-end pull, but not so much as the PT converters.
10-08-2003, 08:29 PM
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Re: SS, PS, and PT Yank converters. This is what I learned... the street or strip thing doesn't bother me. I'll take anything to the extreme! But I would be worried about the converter on nitrous.... or blower maybe
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