yank guys speak up!!!!!!
Originally Posted by JaSSoN
How come theres no PT luv anymore?
Originally Posted by JaSSoN
What do you mean by long shift extension?
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From: Charleston, SC
I've had my SS3200 in for about 6 weeks now and I really like it. I got the SS3200 because of the lower STR and stall speed of the SS3600. I knew that traction was going to be a problem and that the SS3200 would be more traction friendly. Unless I could hook up, I wouldn't go any faster with a SS3600 then the SS3200 so I stayed with the SS3200 because I wouldn't go through tires as quickly and I would get some better street manners. I have a pretty loud exhaust (Kooks & GMMG) and the SS3200 is nice because the car can get pretty loud with just the 3200 stall, I think the 3600 would be a little too much....maybe I'm getting old 
The only time I wish I had the larger converter is when I nail it from a roll, but I knew that was a trade off that I was going to be making with getting a "lower" stall speed converter. Overall through, I would still buy the SS3200 just for the excellent street manners and hope of getting traction one day when I buy drag radials
I got the converter from Speed Inc. for $715 because they price matched straightline performance who ran a group buy but never followed through until about 2 months later.
The only time I wish I had the larger converter is when I nail it from a roll, but I knew that was a trade off that I was going to be making with getting a "lower" stall speed converter. Overall through, I would still buy the SS3200 just for the excellent street manners and hope of getting traction one day when I buy drag radials
I got the converter from Speed Inc. for $715 because they price matched straightline performance who ran a group buy but never followed through until about 2 months later.
Originally Posted by JaSSoN
How come theres no PT luv anymore?
To the true performance buffs it seems to be the converter of choice, when buyers step up from the SS or from another make they always call to tell about that unreal mid and top end pull!
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
well im picking my SS3200 up tomorrow and was curious as to how well you guys are doing with it and how you like it
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From: Tree-Hugging, Bug eating CALI'
I love my SS3800. Make sure you have GOOD tires though. Anything less than drag radials, and it' s a waste of time. I run on street tires, and it' s a joke. My shift extension seems to be right around 5100-5300. I love it! No more dead-spots...
