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Apr 17, 2007 | 11:55 AM

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Help with stall

I have searched through many threads and have found alot of helpful information. I just have a few questions, I have never rode in a car with a stall in it exactly how does it work? Is it noticeable difference in drivablilty? Ok so far from what I have seen I'm thinking about a 3500 stall I dont know what type what are good brands? Should I go with something smaller or bigger? My car is a 99 stock tranny with only a lid, headers, and the free mods. I drive the car about 300 miles a week and on 2 days I make trips of 40 miles to and from class. Please help me out.

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Anyone?

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Look at the sponsor list on the left and click on "Yank". Their web site has a FAQ page. Check it out, it should be helpful.

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Made this a LONG time ago. Should give you some idea. Some bolt-on's/3600 stall.

http://s84.photobucket.com/albums/k1...verterchop.flv

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