Opinions on Yank SS3600 with 3.23 gears
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Whatever converter you get I would make sure it will match well with the cam you plan to get.
Since this isn't your daily driver I would not get a Yank ss3600. There are many people including myself that ended up getting a bigger stall after they got their Yank ss3600.
Since this isn't your daily driver I would not get a Yank ss3600. There are many people including myself that ended up getting a bigger stall after they got their Yank ss3600.
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well to be honest with you guys once the car is stalled and cammed i dont see myself wanting to use the nitrous anymore. so with that being said lets just assume that this will be a cam only stalled car. does anyone know what a 4000 stall from yank runs cost wise? thats what I had originally planned on. lately ive been eying the torquer v2 on a 112 LSA.
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well to be honest with you guys once the car is stalled and cammed i dont see myself wanting to use the nitrous anymore. so with that being said lets just assume that this will be a cam only stalled car. does anyone know what a 4000 stall from yank runs cost wise? thats what I had originally planned on. lately ive been eying the torquer v2 on a 112 LSA.
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so for a quick update so we can continue....
I'm going with a Yank SS4000 with 3.23 gears for now
Now lets talk cams. Opinions on Torquer v2 on a 112 LSA? MS3? MS4? Vindicator? or should I be talking to someone like Patrick G to get myself something spec'd out?
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But if you're set on buying a 12-bolt, I would just put the "gear swap" money into that. 3.23s are definitely "liveable" with a cam/stall combo.