*VIDEO* Driving with a Yank PT4000 *VIDEO*
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*VIDEO* Driving with a Yank PT4000 *VIDEO*
Hey guys, blackhawk0251 asked for some videos of stalled cars driving around so everyone could see how loose different converters were during normal driving. I found a video of my car with the Yank PT4000 torque converter, 3.23 gears, Kooks LTs & ORY, and Magnaflow catback and posted it to Youtube. Most of it is just normal driving in different conditions, but I also made a couple of quick pulls to show the shift extension. My car ran an 11.968 with this setup at full weight.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3aXFIf7jIs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3aXFIf7jIs
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1.65 was the best so far, but that was on a 45 degree night on 275/40R17 Nitto road racing tires. I had to leave the line pretty easy to get it to stick that well.
Here ya go, the full results thread: https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...provement.html
Here ya go, the full results thread: https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic...provement.html
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Very nice, 1.65 is nothing to laugh at on Nittos. Man they can be a pain to hook with a decent converter. Best 60 for me on Nittos has been a 1.69 once, and a couple 1.70s.
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Opposite. It uses more gas but it's a LOT more fun.