Think I found why my py3400 was not stalling 3400...
05-30-2006, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by mulot30th
Is it possible we dont have enough power (only 1psi of boost at 2000 rpms) to stall any higher?????
05-30-2006, 10:27 PM
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In 1st gear it will stall to 1500 rpm before getting tire spin
in 2nd gear it will stall to 2000 rpm with no tire spin at wot...
Now that is weird....
And we know we have more hp than stock since it would not nearly spin the tire that easy in stock form...
in 2nd gear it will stall to 2000 rpm with no tire spin at wot...
Now that is weird....
And we know we have more hp than stock since it would not nearly spin the tire that easy in stock form...
05-31-2006, 08:54 PM
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if you want the problem solved take the converter out and get it solved- if not leave it in there and forget about the whole thing. you can't expect the vendor to just send you a new converter and you send yours back...
06-01-2006, 08:53 AM
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Just explain to Yank its a driver and you will get the converter back as soon as possible. However you will have to pull it and send it back to him to fix or replace. It is either the wrong converter or there was an error when building it. You will either have to use alternative transportation or put another converter back in the meantime.
As an alternative Yank might agree to you paying for another converter and then shipping the original back for a refund. You will have to ask.
Gene
As an alternative Yank might agree to you paying for another converter and then shipping the original back for a refund. You will have to ask.
Gene
06-01-2006, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by mulot30th
Will have to send it back, they will re-stall it and send it back to me... That is the only solution we could think of...
Just to be sure they aren't going to try and restall a heavy stock converter.
