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Old 02-05-2013, 01:07 PM
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I order a pro Yank 3600 and never bother to ask about others experience with this converter, still will like to know from some one who is familiar with the Pro-Yank, and their experience in competition.
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Originally Posted by CAMSTER
I order a pro Yank 3600 and never bother to ask about others experience with this converter, still will like to know from some one who is familiar with the Pro-Yank, and their experience in competition.
Thanks in advance....
I ran that Yank converter for 4 years. Mine was tight and great on the street and also cut low 1.5 sixty foot times in a Silverado with a 402 stroker. I only changed because Dave at Yank told me the 10.5" converter was hurting my 1/4 mile times (it is for 600-1200 hp motors). With only 450 rwhp, he recommended I switch to the SS-3600 which is a 9.5" converter. I haven't been able to test it yet. It is very loose compared to the Pro I had.
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Originally Posted by pittman
I ran that Yank converter for 4 years. Mine was tight and great on the street and also cut low 1.5 sixty foot times in a Silverado with a 402 stroker. I only changed because Dave at Yank told me the 10.5" converter was hurting my 1/4 mile times (it is for 600-1200 hp motors). With only 450 rwhp, he recommended I switch to the SS-3600 which is a 9.5" converter. I haven't been able to test it yet. It is very loose compared to the Pro I had.
Thanks for you reply, Dave told me it will be crisp on the street and @ 740 at the crank and with 3,500 # car the pro 3600 will get me to 1.2 to 1.3xx if it does this will get my which, i should be getting it Thursday.
I hear you should drive the new converter for about 150 easy miles, will try to do that, one thing is sure, will race it Sunday.

Still like to hear about others familiar with the pro Yank, thanks.

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I have bought 3 for my personal cars all 3400stall and two friends have bought them. all the pro series, DAMN GOOD CONVERTER. love them on the street
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I have bought 3 for my personal cars all 3400stall and two friends have bought them. all the pro series, DAMN GOOD CONVERTER. love them on the street
Thanks for your input and good report, like to hear from a fast 8 or 9 second
user and how it compares to other previews used as well, thanks & will let you know how i did next Sunday night...
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Got the converter installed and went back to the track, the pro Yank drives crisp on the street just like Dave said, i knew before i got to the track it was a great improvement, feels tight like stock but when you hit go at the line is 5k rpms take off, on the highway say @ 65mph may go to 6k and engage & hang on.
Still the shift extension is a bit too wide on the 2-3 gear shift so may send it back to adjust the extension to 6.2 maybe? Improved from a best of 10.687 to 10.474 and MPH from 130.04 to 133.53
Still the et and mph are off due to poor traction, i should be hitting 1.39 on the short time and the best so far is 1.540.
Will get new robber for next track event, as they say, working the bugs out.

In the mean time the 11.5 /26" /16" MT ET street are up for sale, as i need a softer compound robber for what I'm doing, is clear i can't get any better short time out of them.
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Originally Posted by CAMSTER
Got the converter installed and went back to the track, the pro Yank drives crisp on the street just like Dave said, i knew before i got to the track it was a great improvement, feels tight like stock but when you hit go at the line is 5k rpms take off, on the highway say @ 65mph may go to 6k and engage & hang on.
Still the shift extension is a bit too wide on the 2-3 gear shift so may send it back to adjust the extension to 6.2 maybe? Improved from a best of 10.687 to 10.474 and MPH from 130.04 to 133.53
Still the et and mph are off due to poor traction, i should be hitting 1.39 on the short time and the best so far is 1.540.
Will get new robber for next track event, as they say, working the bugs out.

In the mean time the 11.5 /26" /16" MT ET street are up for sale, as i need a softer compound robber for what I'm doing, is clear i can't get any better short time out of them.
Still can't really complain. 2 tenths of a second of in the 10's with just a converter change is pretty good stuff!
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Still can't really complain. 2 tenths of a second of in the 10's with just a converter change is pretty good stuff!
Yes indeed still Dave recalled the converter to build a smaller one with better shift extension and an extra 400 rpm stall.

Called Faron at Hoosier who prescribed a full racing slick, 28 x 10 x 16 -co7 compound as best for the job, I'm real excited about sense i didn't know there was a racing tire i could use in a 16" ream and 10" thread width.

Hopefully will make the April 7 street car track rental day at Palm Beach.

On a quest for 9.xx N-A.
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What converter did you start with?
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Originally Posted by prokilllsx
What converter did you start with?

A vigilante dual disk 9.5 inch 2,800 stall... which i put back in and is rolling as we speak cause i wouldn't wait with the car on jack stands for two or three weeks.

By the way, there's a Yank SS4K on it's way to try see whats up, thats going in with a set of Hoosiers racing slicks 28" x 10" x 16" ream,
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Welcome to 9's! imho
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Welcome to 9's! imho
Well thanks i receive that blessing....

The Firebird is deadly consistent, Jen does a great job driving....

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Thanks man. We were just trying to dial it in last year. This year Dad is going to bracket race it. I think that if he runs the full season without breaking he could take the points because he's good on the line and the car is consistent, as you noticed. Jen is awesome. You'd never know this is the first truly fast car she's driven and that video was made on her 3rd day of racing. She's a ***** to the wall kinda girl.
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Originally Posted by prokilllsx
Thanks man. We were just trying to dial it in last year. This year Dad is going to bracket race it. I think that if he runs the full season without breaking he could take the points because he's good on the line and the car is consistent, as you noticed. Jen is awesome. You'd never know this is the first truly fast car she's driven and that video was made on her 3rd day of racing. She's a ***** to the wall kinda girl.
She's prob a full 1/10 faster [a hundred lbs lighter] lol
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Originally Posted by CAMSTER
She's prob a full 1/10 faster [a hundred lbs lighter] lol
Well, she tries She had me by .07 the last day out and it was the only track day she had a better time. (She's 70 lbs lighter) But then I buttoned the car up and made one more pass thinking it would slow down. My 11.22 put me ahead of her 11.31's.
She will get me plenty this year I think as she learns quickly.
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Originally Posted by prokilllsx
Well, she tries She had me by .07 the last day out and it was the only track day she had a better time. (She's 70 lbs lighter) But then I buttoned the car up and made one more pass thinking it would slow down. My 11.22 put me ahead of her 11.31's.
She will get me plenty this year I think as she learns quickly.
Just let her borrow your shoe....

By the way there may be a new contender for the 9.xx N-A gto.
A friend quite possibly is buying Monstas 447 inch latest creation, lets wait and see how that goes...
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Swapped the pro Yank 3600 for SS4000 Yank, today it arrived at 3:20 at which time i Jacked up the car to remove and install, and was ready back on the ground ready to go at 10:30 pm.
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Enjoy, be safe, and keep us posted on the improvement.
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Is lose haven't got on it yet but it ain't nothing like the pro Yank 3600, will put a few more miles on it then try it, it better be exceptionally better other ways i may go back to the pro Yank.
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Looser is fun every once in a while but tighter is the way to go for daily use.


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