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Old 01-12-2006, 04:37 PM
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Im gettin a 383 rebuild in a month. Just wondering if i went with the right stall (Vig 3400) and keep in mind it will be DD.
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3400 will be fine. What are the specs on the 383? Make sure you list the specs when you order so they can build the converter accordingly.
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Yeah i told them all the info they asked
383ci, no nitrous (for now), street and strip use, 3.42 gear, shifting at 6000, no transbrake
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Fuddle built one for me. He recomended 3000 stall and 2.0 str. My eng setup is close to yours. Car is not running yet or I could give you more info. Give John Cameron a shout.

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