Who's running the Yank SS3600....
on their Daily Driver.. H/C cars...?
How do you like it??
I have had the Yank SY3500 and loved it!! Time for a change though..
Thanks.
How do you like it??
I have had the Yank SY3500 and loved it!! Time for a change though..
Thanks.
I am running the Yank SS4000 and could not be happier. The shift extension is great and drive better than my Midwest 3600. I would say the SS3600 will be a bit tighter than the SY3500. You might want to consider the SS4000 for a little more performance.
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From: Wichita KS / Rancho San Diego
Originally Posted by Blacker
I would say the SS3600 will be a bit tighter than the SY3500.
Originally Posted by RevGTO
With a 2.5 STR, the SS3600 will hit a lot harder than the SY3500, which has the lowest STR of any converter in that stall range at 1.6.
im running the ss3600 in my 3rd gen ls1 conversion and couldnt be happier, seems like the low 1st gear in the 4l60 makes this converter perfect for the street, but I'm not gona lie I almost ish I had gone for the 4000 but this is my first ever stall so I stayed low with it.
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From: Wichita KS / Rancho San Diego
Originally Posted by Gregg1LE
They don't make the SY3500 anymore, right?
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Originally Posted by Gregg1LE
They don't make the SY3500 anymore, right?
Guess my question is now.. how streetable is the SS4000?
I am looking @ purchasing one this week... They are the same price for now.
Thanks for the comments.
Originally Posted by Blacker
Where ya at in TX? The SS4000 is very streetable and has some punch to it.
I am now leaning toward the SS4000...
I do have the 323's.... will that make a difference? I notice that you have the 373's..
The SS4000 already has a high STR (2.60) and still will work great with 3.23's. It will be a blast to drive, I promise. I have had my TC for quite sometime and it still puts a smile on my face








