SY3500 Questions
06-12-2005, 08:32 PM
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I was researching converters last fall I almost got an sy3500. It's made to use with street tires hence the low STR (1.7ish, i think) so you'll be fine. As for how much it costs to restall, you might want to contact yank about that one.
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06-13-2005, 12:25 PM
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IIRC, it'll cost around $200 for a restall.
As far as the SY3500 itself, it's a great street converter. I was also able to cut some 1.7's with it at the track.
As far as the SY3500 itself, it's a great street converter. I was also able to cut some 1.7's with it at the track.
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It's an outstanding street converter and is awesome from a roll.
Also, as already stated, with drag radials you can cut consistent 1.70s and occasional 1.60s with it at the drag strip.
P.S.- This converter loves 3.73 gears. You may want to consider a gear change in the future.
Also, as already stated, with drag radials you can cut consistent 1.70s and occasional 1.60s with it at the drag strip.
P.S.- This converter loves 3.73 gears. You may want to consider a gear change in the future.
