Ss3600???
Ss3600??? After this weekend, I've come to the conclusion I need a converter. I had my eye on the SS3200 but I keep hearing the SS3600 is the way to go. I live in the city but I sill like to go cruising thru the mountain from time to time. I also get stuck in stop and go traffic a lot. My car just has a air lid right now but I will be changing that soon.
Does the SS3600 really drive like more like a 3000-3200 stall?
Does the SS3600 really drive like more like a 3000-3200 stall?
On The Tree
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Bethel, CT
Yes it does. I went from a ST3000 to SS3600 with no other mods.
Performance improvement was noticable and drivability about the same.
Shift extension went up 500 rpms from 4200 to 4700.
Don't waste your time with a 3200.
Performance improvement was noticable and drivability about the same.
Shift extension went up 500 rpms from 4200 to 4700.
Don't waste your time with a 3200.
YES, the SS3600 acts as a 3200 untill you really get on it. I had it with just bolt-on's and loved it. Now I have added H/C and its still a great converter. Drives well on the street and great at the track. I went 12.28 untuned with bolt-on's and the SS3600. I have a few in car vids but they are not on my computer 
You wont be dissapointed with it at all
You wont be dissapointed with it at all
