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Old Aug 19, 2006 | 06:31 PM
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Alright well mods are as follows. Full suspension work, whisper lid, descreened MAF, !muffler, torquer v.2 cam with comp 918's and chormoly hardened pushrods? Is 3200 too small for a car with that cam? It is daily driven but im not worried about a big stall on my dd. Just want to see what size i should have with a torquer v.2


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It isn't too small, but it depends what you want.

I would look for something in the 3600-4000 stall speed range with an STR of 2.2-2.5.

If its a street car i'd say Yank SS3800 or if its a race car probably PT4000.

They may have others also that aren't listed on the site.
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Old Aug 19, 2006 | 07:28 PM
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It really depends on your goals, for a good street car that will drive great on the street and be strong at the track then I would go with a 3200-3500 stall. If your intention is to be a badass strip car without the N2O I would go with a 4400, with the N2O I would not go any higher than a 4000.

If it were my daily driver I would go no larger than a 3200-3500. I really do not like a big stall on the street.


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Also some manufacturer's stall speeds and STR ratings are not directly comparable between companies because they are measured differently. For example Vigilante converters tend to stall 400-500 rpm higher than advertised behind an LS1.

Just some info I thought might be useful.
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Old Aug 21, 2006 | 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by JNorris
It really depends on your goals, for a good street car that will drive great on the street and be strong at the track then I would go with a 3200-3500 stall. If your intention is to be a badass strip car without the N2O I would go with a 4400, with the N2O I would not go any higher than a 4000.

If it were my daily driver I would go no larger than a 3200-3500. I really do not like a big stall on the street.


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I agree. It's why I ended up putting in a Yank SS3200. I love it. It drives beautifully and I've got a heads/cam/intake/injectors/longtubes/ etc., etc. car. It's perfect for the street, IMHO.
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I have ran the Yank SY3500 in mine for the past 4 years.. It's an awesome converter with a lower STR... 1.7... Perfect with my set up.
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