Figz Z28

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Voted Yank!

Y2K

i try TCI & it's fine but they are alot . what i see that all convertes same but Depants by stall
i deal with J.W & Neal Chance Converters

HossZ28

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I plan on getting a yank. I started off wanting fuddle, too many complaints, then moved to tci, same deal, then to vig, now to Yank. Of all the reading on converters i have done i have not read a complaint about a Yank.

MrCadillac

no Edge users?

JL ws-6

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nothing wrong with yank, but there are alot better stuff out there then yank, that's all. If you are putting a converter in a street car that will see the track every now and then, it will be fine, but if you are on a track use buildup, I'd skip the yank and go for a really really good one, it will payoff in the end.

Got Me SOM

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what would you recommend for a street car, that is supercharged, makes around 526 rear wheel and needs to be tight for street driving yet perform well at the strip.

i'm thinking yank cause of the efficiency. Its pricey but their stuff works and lasts. pye3400 seems like a good choice. i could go and get my TCI freshened up but not sure if its worth to do it. I want something extremely efficient and that will hold the power. I plan on making more power in the future.

blkZ28spt

Call Yank and see what they suggest...then go with it.

Got Me SOM

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yea i talked to dave already just wanted another opinion

he said py3400

35th SS

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Yank here.have the 3000 now and when our track decides to open the SS4000 will go in.have verter on hand.

import slayer

I have a Yank PT4400 and I love it. Made my car so much faster

JersZ28

Gotta say YANK...I have the ss3600 and love it

LS1Queen

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My first converter was a TCI 3600 TCI built for us it was a nitrous converter ran it for 2 years with 0 problems

My 2nd convertor was a TCI4000 it was a little to loose

3rd converter was a yank py3600 it fell apart in 1 month at about 15 passes sent it back the rebuilt it cost me another 375.00 2 months later the lockup clutch goes out send it back they will not warranty it again cost another 325.00 It is for sale right now

4th converter is my 1st one i had the TCI cleaned up and it going again this converter has well over 300 passes from the beggining to now it works perfect

performnce results TCI3600 best 60ft 1.32 yank was a 1.33 TCI has over 300 passes yank failed twice at around 50

My vote goes to TCI

SSilverSSurfer

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Circle D For The Mf"n Win!!!!!

Big Geek

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I know of a local gent who had a VERY similar problem with Yank, as a matter of fact I heard that he had TCI rebuild the Yank for him. I called Kevin Winstead at TCI and got him to send me a TCI SSF that had been tightened up a touch for N2O. I am not sure who some folks here have been dealing with at TCI but I can tell you first hand that Kevin is a stand up guy and has won me over when it comes to customer service. He is wiling to go the extra mile to make their customers happy. I am still running this convertor and have a best 60'ft time of 1.53 on a COMPLETELY stock suspension hitting a 150-shot out of the hole with 3.42 gears. Now I run PI Vigilante series in my Turbo Buicks and love them as well. My GN has a best of 1.55-60 ft. Hope this helps.

Jim C.

Gregg1LE

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No doubt, you get what you pay for.I run a Yank, but them and Vig are both great 'verters. If I was buying new, the free restall by PI would sway me in thier direction.

silver-mod-o

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I have a Vig 3200 9.5" F-body in my 4500lb truck making over 500lbft on the bottle and it hasnt so much as hiccup'd yet..... I'll never own another brand IMO...

02white6.0

I have a Yank 3600 in my car right now and hate it, I used to own a TCI 3000 and it felt like it hit wayyy harder than my Yank, I will be going to a TCI 3800 in the near future.

Got Me SOM

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Well after 3 years my TCI converter is finally starting to let go, the lock up seems like its gone, when i mash the pedal the rpms come and it just doens't go anywhere.

dont wanna pay 900 bucks for py3400 yank converter but I want something that will last and hold the power I'm making.

note to self* need to start banging a rich woman for new parts..

performabuilt

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personally I think you should check ours out you will not be disapointed look on the website

Got Me SOM

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nope went with a yank py3400 and extremely pleased with how the converter performs as well as the customer service I received.