whats a good 4K converter? please?
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TECH Junkie
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From: Chi-Town
whats a good 4K converter? please? ive posted this before without much response. ide like to know what good converters are out there for a street/strip car. aggressive=good. ive had a pt4400 and had no issues driving it around town. i have a 2.73 gear now so id like to keep the stall to 4000 i think. vig3800? a yank 4000- what kind? suggestions please.
come get this TCS 4200 I have sitting here and have it restalled, it needs to be freshened, but its free...it'll cost you ~$100-$200 to have it restalled and gone through/flushed.....
jackass
jackass
I'll take it if he don't want it. pm me with some shipping cost thanks.
As for the thread Yank SS are good thats what I'm running. My other car is a project so I'm still tinkering with it undecided on it converter
As for the thread Yank SS are good thats what I'm running. My other car is a project so I'm still tinkering with it undecided on it converter
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From: Los Angeles, CA
does the SS series have a higher STR / lower SE
and the PT have a lower STR / higher shift extention?
i know the shift extention on my SS4000 is crap,
after 6000 im at 4700,
same as my old 3400/2.0
maybe the PT has less STR,
so is more "mushy" feeling below stall speed,
but has a better shift extention
wheres the yank rep?
and the PT have a lower STR / higher shift extention?
i know the shift extention on my SS4000 is crap,
after 6000 im at 4700,
same as my old 3400/2.0
maybe the PT has less STR,
so is more "mushy" feeling below stall speed,
but has a better shift extention
wheres the yank rep?
Originally Posted by Stone0fFire
does the SS series have a higher STR / lower SE
and the PT have a lower STR / higher shift extention?
i know the shift extention on my SS4000 is crap,
after 6000 im at 4700,
same as my old 3400/2.0
maybe the PT has less STR,
so is more "mushy" feeling below stall speed,
but has a better shift extention
wheres the yank rep?
and the PT have a lower STR / higher shift extention?
i know the shift extention on my SS4000 is crap,
after 6000 im at 4700,
same as my old 3400/2.0
maybe the PT has less STR,
so is more "mushy" feeling below stall speed,
but has a better shift extention
wheres the yank rep?
On The Tree
Joined: Jul 2002
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From: Texas
What is better about the ss for street driving compared to the pt4400, besides the loosness factor. Not to long ago everyone was saying that the PT4400 was king. Just wondering because i was thinking of going with a PT4400