how is this torque converter???
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how is this torque converter??? 242931 Torque Converter, 4L60E LS1 StreetFighter
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Cam duration:280° to 300°
Rear ration: 3.55 to 4.56
Expected stall speeds: small block 3000 to 3400 / big block 3400 to 3600
i found an amazing price on it. do u guys think its a good converter?
StreetFighterŽ
Cam duration:280° to 300°
Rear ration: 3.55 to 4.56
Expected stall speeds: small block 3000 to 3400 / big block 3400 to 3600
i found an amazing price on it. do u guys think its a good converter?
That's the one I just installed. Yep, many threads on it already. TCI is also a board sponsor.
I had to get a converter overnight for a tranny repair, so I ordered from that non-sponsor that starts with "J" and rhymes with "legs".
I like it a lot so far, very similar in street manners to my Y3000 2.0. It's been in for about 4 days.
Rob (Bad30th)
I had to get a converter overnight for a tranny repair, so I ordered from that non-sponsor that starts with "J" and rhymes with "legs".
I like it a lot so far, very similar in street manners to my Y3000 2.0. It's been in for about 4 days.
Rob (Bad30th)
I most likely will be a decent converter. What is the STR of this converter. I would call Yank, Vig or TCI and talk to them about choosing the right TC. If you are looking at TCI, the SSF3500 would be a better choice
I had a 3800 TCI SSF in the 4L60e and I loved it. It hit hard and netted me some 1.4 60ft times at the track. Had to get rid of it to go to a 4L80e. I agree that the SSF 3500 is a good choice, but it is really personal taste on stall speed. The 3000 will have good drivability but not as much punch as a 3500.
