got my stall in today!
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got my stall in today!
Driving it home from the shop it felt kinda weird like it was too loose. The more i drive it, the better it felt(tighter). probibley because im getting used to it. the rpm's stay around 2k most of the time.
Thats all i can say being its only the 1st day. I need time to break it in. Then i will have a full write-up on my SS3600. I think im going to like this verter.
Thats all i can say being its only the 1st day. I need time to break it in. Then i will have a full write-up on my SS3600. I think im going to like this verter.
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Yes, or else you will damage the clutches in it. Your supposed to drive it for about 150 miles. Dont go past half throttle. Stop & go traffic speeds up to 50. Just take it easy. Yank tells you how to on their site.
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so i cant take a highway only trip with it locked up to break it in??? i wont have the self-discipline to be tooling around town, then when a snake comes along, i am going to say, "sorry dude, i gotta let my torque converter break in"
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just take it easy, unless you wanna buy a new converter down the line. be a normal driver for 150 miles, it's not hard. there's nothing wrong with passing on a race if it comes along.
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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
just take it easy, unless you wanna buy a new converter down the line. be a normal driver for 150 miles, it's not hard. there's nothing wrong with passing on a race if it comes along.
I will try my hardest