View Poll Results: Which brand TC would you recommend?
Yank
159
33.19%
Vig
103
21.50%
TCI
88
18.37%
Other
129
26.93%
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What TC do you have/ What stall.
06-12-2005, 10:00 PM
#61
Vigilante... Vig 3200 & 3:73's. Lauch is missing something now, off the line with DR's on, so I'll probably end up with possibly a 3800 Vig or something higher than 3200 before it's over with. It's my weekend warrior, and sees only part-time track use, so I'm still gonna need something reasonably tight on the street...but a higher stall for the track. Still trying to decide which one.
07-19-2005, 11:36 AM
#63
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Now: TCI 4000 stall w/ 3.42 gears, good street/strip converter if you can tolerate a slightly loose feel. It's not bad at all. Pulls like a freight train too. Very happy with my new converter.
08-01-2005, 12:31 PM
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to tell u the truth i cant see why anyone would go any lower than 4000 with a stall.mine is a not quit 4400 more like 4000-4200 because i dont have much horsepower. i told them what my goals were and they said when i added heads and cam the stall would go up dont know exactly how that works though. i really like it on the street i have a fully manual rock on tranny and stock 342's and its fun as hell just punch the gas and those 315 go up in smoke no joke. like i said i have about stock horsepower and that stall multiplies torque down low like a mother. i blew up the rear end last weak so i am gunna swap 2 411's when i get a new 1. but no regreats here. havent been to the track yet because its far and im lazy.
I can't wait. First converter car.