Converter Question????
If you can, ride in some cars with bigger stall converters. Generally speaking, the bigger the stall the more fun when you're at the track, but that goes the opposite way for daily driving.
But yeah, see if you can find some locals with stalled cars, you can't just say one converter fits all applications. Usually you want a stall to match your driveability tolerances and cam selection (actually to your engine's power curve ideally, but sacrifices are sometimes made in street cars). Do you have a bigger cam now, or are you planning on one? Would you mind revving to 2300RPM every time you leave a stoplight? What about 2800? Thats stuff you need to think about. My old 3800 stall revved to 2500 under light'ish throttle from a stoplight, just for reference sake.
i will not rev the car past 7000RPM ill prob shift at 6500RPM





