228/230 + 373 Gears = What Stall Speed?
04-04-2005, 08:55 PM
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228/230 + 373 Gears = What Stall Speed? 228 230 .571 ..573 112º
373 gears
TEA 1.5 5.3 heads.
Looking for a fun ride...thinking at least a 4000, maybe 4400, what do you all thin?
373 gears
TEA 1.5 5.3 heads.
Looking for a fun ride...thinking at least a 4000, maybe 4400, what do you all thin?
04-04-2005, 09:29 PM
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I run a 4000 with a similar setup and there are times I wish I had a 4400.
For a street/strip car I would go with a 4000. For a strip/street car go with a 4400.
John
For a street/strip car I would go with a 4000. For a strip/street car go with a 4400.
John
04-04-2005, 09:43 PM
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What kind of str would you like to have w/ this setup? This will deffinately be a street car first/strip car second. Looking at TCI and Fuddle at this point. I don't want to restall my Vig b/c I need to have the stall there to install when I do this.
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I do not know what the STR of my converter is. If I had to guess I would say it is probably 2.5.
I am using the standard TCI SSF 4000 converter.
You should call Kevin Winstead with TCI at 662-224-8972. He is usually very willing to help you select the right converter to meet your performance goals.
John
I am using the standard TCI SSF 4000 converter.
You should call Kevin Winstead with TCI at 662-224-8972. He is usually very willing to help you select the right converter to meet your performance goals.
John
