tg580

Are Vigilante torque converters that much better than Yank? I'm showing about a $200.00 dollar difference. I just finished to mods on my car and the only thing that I went cheap on is the stall. I bought a RevMaxx 3200 stall with anti balloon plate and carbon lockup upgrades. This is my first true hotrod so I had never driven a car with a stall before. Not sure that I like it. Also I think that my tune is off. The car is not shifting before it hits the rev limiter. Could this have anything to do with the stall? Long story short is I may want to switch to a Vigilante or a Yank.

lordrazo

iTrader: (18)

well they are compation to eachother and are great products but in my opinion i would do a yank but make sure you call or email them all your specs and pic the right convertor good luck

DIRTY_WS6

iTrader: (3)

yank for sure!! ive got a yankss3600 and its sweet

01ssreda4

iTrader: (96)

hitting the limiter is likely a tuning issue. Both Yank and Vig make excellent products IMO.

SREETRACEGUY

iTrader: (13)

they are both great products i had a vigilante and all my friends have yank i'll say yank has passed vigilante up and now has the better product

SMALLBLOCKHERO

iTrader: (2)

after talking to dave at yank, i knew what i was going to buy.. great customer service at yank.. pay attention to the break in details on whatever you buy. vig makes a good verter as well. my
SS3600 Yank, snaps necks like a ****. dropped my 60ft times from 2.2 stock to 1.7-1.8's .
my street tires are virtually useless now.