converter questions
Originally Posted by Joel_SS
You wont be shifting long putting the stock short block through 6800 rpms shifts and N20.
well i have just heard from previous experiences that people have sprayed a non nitrous TC with out any issues. but as i said when you start spraying the big shots you will need the anti ballooning plate! if you're only going to be spraying a 100 shot you are plenty fine with like a yank 3600 or 4000.. a 150 shot is a shoot and miss type deal some people have been fine with it but some have junked there TC also. i really dont see how the anti ballooning plates will bring the stall down whether its on motor or nitrous the stall should always be the same, just when the nitrous is engaged it will get to the rpm alot quicker.
B.J.
B.J.
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its not the balloning plate, its that i believe a yank rated at 3600 for your stock motor is going to stall alot higher n/a than a converter rated for nitrous, since from what i hear the torque is what decdes where ti stalls and the sudden amount of torque will flash it up much higher
https://ls1tech.com/forums/automatic-transmission/611700-ss4000-much-n2o.html
Sorry to bring back a dead thread but there is some good info there ^
Sorry to bring back a dead thread but there is some good info there ^
