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Old 01-17-2004, 11:29 AM
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hi i ordered the TCI SSF 3800 tq for my new head cam setup ... so talk about it ... i have all boltons +transgo sift kit and perma cool trany cooler .....
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Ill be upgrading to a 3800 when the weather gets warmer. HERE ARE A FEW PEOPLE THAT RUN THIS COVERTER WITH GREAT RESULTS , I beleive there was a fellow that runs 11.80s with boltsons and that converter with 323 gears.
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Very satisfied with it. Results in sig.
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Ill be upgrading to a 3800 when the weather gets warmer. HERE ARE A FEW PEOPLE THAT RUN THIS COVERTER WITH GREAT RESULTS , I beleive there was a fellow that runs 11.80s with boltsons and that converter with 323 gears.
Actually, that was with the SSF3500, 3550 lb raceweight, 315/35/17 Nittos, 3.23 gears, and bolt-ons. 11.82 at 113 MPH with a 1.61 60ft.
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I run 7.4's @ 91mph in the 1/8(around 11.6-7 @ 114-115mph) in 1/4 with the TCI 3800. Stock internal engine with bolt-on's and about 3500-3550 weight. There are not many people running the 3800 yet so you wont find a lot of info on it.
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Originally Posted by BAIN
I run 7.4's @ 91mph in the 1/8(around 11.6-7 @ 114-115mph) in 1/4 with the TCI 3800. Stock internal engine with bolt-on's and about 3500-3550 weight. There are not many people running the 3800 yet so you wont find a lot of info on it.
Richard.
I would love to see more reviews of the 3800TCI convertor....I think thats what im going to get very soon.
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Is this a good power adder convertor?

The SSF 3800 I mean!
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Originally Posted by Orange Krush
Is this a good power adder convertor?

The SSF 3800 I mean!
I'll let you know this spring , Im getting mine hopefully by the end of Feb ,when the snow melts , from Kevin winstead, I plan on spraying 90shot and 125 only.




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