Spraying through the converter???
it' kinda like if you started feathering the clutch at wot. Sometimes it's not even noticable, so it really needs to be checked on a dyno.
The Vig converter you got is pushing it on a H/C 200 shot car, but it should work.
BTW your gonna spray a 200 shot on a H/C stock block and stock tranny, good luck?
You need to get setup w/ a better n20 converter anti ballon plate etc. They will probably set you up with more of a 3600ish converter.
I could be wrong but the 4l60e converter might not mate up to the 80 anyways, so you have to check that to in preparation.
BTW i was told the converter would mate up to the 80. How many tenths will i see n/a with the 3600 over my current stall. Im already running 1.5s 60'
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BTW i was told the converter would mate up to the 80. How many tenths will i see n/a with the 3600 over my current stall. Im already running 1.5s 60'
The 3000 will work, I think a 3600 would be better. You do have 4.10's though.
I think you 60's will improve with the converter swap alone as long as you are running some good meats.
If you were pure NA I would say go for a 4000ish. You don't want to go too loose with a 200 shot and those gears.
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I bought a real converter and haven't had a problem since.
...the funny (well, not so funny) part is that happend after I PM'ed Kevin Winstead and he recommended the TCI SF and said NO PROBLEM it will hold the power, and then when it didn't he offered to LOWER THE STALL to help it hold the power.
LMAO.
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Theyre probably right but what the hell. You only live once.
The magic stick will take you to 7k, 6800 might be better though. I guess you'll see on the dyno.
You should not pick your stall you should tell the converter company what you have power weight quarter mile times how much spray ect.....and they should build the converter fitted for your setup.
You should not pick your stall you should tell the converter company what you have power weight quarter mile times how much spray ect.....and they should build the converter fitted for your setup.
Exactly
In regards to power I have seen LS1's hit 800hp.
It would be a good experiment to see how long it lasts for you
You should not pick your stall you should tell the converter company what you have power weight quarter mile times how much spray ect.....and they should build the converter fitted for your setup.

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