New TCI convertors or good ole YANK???
Originally Posted by 1320FEVER
I'm totally in love with my YANK 4000.
I picked up 5 mph in the 1/8th over the fuddle.
I picked up 5 mph in the 1/8th over the fuddle.
Were they both the same stall speed?
Last edited by ninetres; Dec 11, 2006 at 01:23 AM.
Originally Posted by performabuilt
Hijacking a thread maybe but I would suggest the NEW PerformaBuilt converters around the 3500 to 4000 range
How do your converters compare? I'm not trying to call you out, I'm just interested in your offerings. I have a TCI SSF3500 and it's OK. I would hope your converters are better than the TCI SSF, and better than Fuddle and hopefully comparable to companies like Yank, Vig, and Coan.
Do you custom build converters? I noticed your converters on your website for the 4L60E hover around the $600 price range which I'd consider a great price if it can perform the same as say a Yank. Can you tell us about your convertes a little and what makes them a good alternative to those that have already proven themselves?
BTW I have intentions of possibly buying a transmission from you folks come next spring/summer, but I was curious about your converters and the quality behind them.
Originally Posted by ninetres
5mph? From a 100% healthy fuddle to 100% healthy yank--That is a little hard to believe....especially in the 1/8.
Were they both the same stall speed?
Were they both the same stall speed?
And one thing is for sure, the Yank feels waaaaay stronger than that fuddle pos.
A 100% healthy fuddle? Somehow those words don't fit in the same sentence..
And to answer your question, the fuddle was a 3600 and the yank is a 4000.
Originally Posted by 1320FEVER
You don't have to believe me. But it is what it is. Of course 1-2 mph could be due to weather conditions since the run with the fuddle was made in September and the one with the Yank was last weekend. And the convertor swap was the ONLY change.
And one thing is for sure, the Yank feels waaaaay stronger than that fuddle pos.
A 100% healthy fuddle? Somehow those words don't fit in the same sentence..
And to answer your question, the fuddle was a 3600 and the yank is a 4000.
And one thing is for sure, the Yank feels waaaaay stronger than that fuddle pos.
A 100% healthy fuddle? Somehow those words don't fit in the same sentence..
And to answer your question, the fuddle was a 3600 and the yank is a 4000.
A 4000 feeling "stronger" than a 3600 isn't either.
Personally, my friends ss4000 doesn't feel anybetter than my fuddle3600, and I outperform him with similar mods.
Originally Posted by transsam
More MPH in December than September shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. 5 mph difference on different days isn't unheard of with big temp differences. Timeslips?
A 4000 feeling "stronger" than a 3600 isn't either.
Personally, my friends ss4000 doesn't feel anybetter than my fuddle3600, and I outperform him with similar mods.
A 4000 feeling "stronger" than a 3600 isn't either.
Personally, my friends ss4000 doesn't feel anybetter than my fuddle3600, and I outperform him with similar mods.
Originally Posted by transsam
More MPH in December than September shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. 5 mph difference on different days isn't unheard of with big temp differences. Timeslips?
A 4000 feeling "stronger" than a 3600 isn't either.
Personally, my friends ss4000 doesn't feel anybetter than my fuddle3600, and I outperform him with similar mods.
A 4000 feeling "stronger" than a 3600 isn't either.
Personally, my friends ss4000 doesn't feel anybetter than my fuddle3600, and I outperform him with similar mods.
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TCI www.tciauto.com , They have been around since the beginning of time. Im a big fan of them personally. They built us a pretty nasty 6600 stall.
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