Biggest street driven stall
I see a large amount of people have a 4400 stall. Is there anyone running something bigger?
For those with the 4000+ stall's how is the daily driving on them?
I have a 410 cubic inch motor with 3.73's a 240+ duration cam am I am going NA for a while.
I have a PT4200 siting at my house but have been thinking of going a little bigger. Need some oponion's to see if going bigger is acturally better.
Thanks
Kinda the answer I was looking for.
More or less like you can have a 347 with a T rex, and stage 3 LS6 heads, but once you switch over to 13:1 compression and solid roller you might as well just admit it's a damn race car.
With what my goal is I guess staying below 4500 is the right choice.
My goal is to run mid/high 10's consistantly in a car I drive every day.
Most of the people on this site race their daily driver's, and I would rather post some numbers to compair with everyone else instead of posting numbers that look like a race car setup.
My car is 3700 lb race weight anyways as I haven't ever put the car on a diet.
Thanks
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BTW this 8" 4600 stalls to about 5,500 on the trans brake!
Drive it 90+miles a day and it gets 15/20 (city/highway) in a TH350. not too shabby.
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That is why Yank has a converter wizard and they have different mods listed.
However a 4600 stalling at 5500 NA is just not right.
However a 4600 stalling at 5500 NA is just not right.

if i put a stroker motor in it would stall even higher than 5,500 on the brake.
So by your logic you can restall and rename your stall by adding more power and not even touching the converter.
if i put a stroker motor in it would stall even higher than 5,500 on the brake.
So by your logic you can restall and rename your stall by adding more power and not even touching the converter.
Ok so by your logic a nitrous shot jetted to a 100 shot that produces 130-150 to the wheels is still a 100 shot huh???? Thats's interesting cause to me it's what it puts to the wheels.

My 4400 flashed to 4400 with 381 hp not 5500. I could only foot break it to 3000-3200. They name the stall for what it flashes too.... and yes I know the more power you put to it the stall speed/flash, but guess what... if it flashes to 5500 then it's a 5500 now
Last edited by BAIN; May 29, 2005 at 06:15 PM.

My 4400 flashed to 4400 with 381 hp not 5500. I could only foot break it to 3000-3200. They name the stall for what it flashes too.... and yes I know the more power you put to it the stall speed/flash, but guess what... if it flashes to 5500 then it's a 5500 now

nevermind 
HHAHAHA.
Converters conpanies GUESS at the converter stall.
It is after experience that they get more accurate.
If it foot brake to one stall and trans brakes to a different stall the trans brake is the actural stall of the converter.
So if you foot brake to 4000 it means nothing, but because he said he could T brake it to 5500 it is a 5500 stall.
Someone messed up if it was supposed to be a 4600.
Converters conpanies GUESS at the converter stall.
It is after experience that they get more accurate.
If it foot brake to one stall and trans brakes to a different stall the trans brake is the actural stall of the converter.
So if you foot brake to 4000 it means nothing, but because he said he could T brake it to 5500 it is a 5500 stall.
Someone messed up if it was supposed to be a 4600.
Atleast someone get's it


