Recommend a site sponsor for stall purchase
10-06-2017, 03:32 PM
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i'll just add that my billet stall was 20 lbs lighter than stock , not sure how that compares to 11" stalls. you get the most bang for the buck from a stall so if you can pop for the billet. just my one cent.
10-07-2017, 08:11 AM
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Agreed, I should have clarified, saying the billet front was probably slightly heavier then a non-billet front of the same size, which was assumed but i should have stated.
10-09-2017, 07:45 AM
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Shameless eh? LMAO
My vote for FTI. Best customer service I've ever experienced, hands down. My SRLS7082 (3800 hard-hit stall) in my xcab truck is pretty fun and has been flawless, even after 2 transmission issues (not related to the converter).
-Jessie
My vote for FTI. Best customer service I've ever experienced, hands down. My SRLS7082 (3800 hard-hit stall) in my xcab truck is pretty fun and has been flawless, even after 2 transmission issues (not related to the converter).
-Jessie
10-09-2017, 09:34 AM
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Might want to review basics before you spring for a TQ.
http://www.roadrunnerconverters.com/...nsmissions.htm
Lots of things to consider when choosing a stall - seat of the pants feel in one vehicle might be completely different in a vehicle that weighs more for example.
http://www.roadrunnerconverters.com/...nsmissions.htm
Lots of things to consider when choosing a stall - seat of the pants feel in one vehicle might be completely different in a vehicle that weighs more for example.