truck converter in my formula
04-22-2007, 05:49 PM
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truck converter in my formula the guy rebuilding my A4 (4L60E) said that i can put a torque converter out of a 4L60E truck tranny to give me a 2200 stall instead of the stock 1800. is this right?? i dont want to question his abilities or knowledge but this is the first i heard of it. will it cause any problems and will it still be streetable as a daily driver? thanks for the help and space??
04-22-2007, 10:13 PM
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one out of a trailblazer will supposedly stall around 2600-2800, but they're not as strong as a performance converter and probably won't hold up much if you start putting more hp to it. i would just spend the extra and get one designed for the car. i almost got a trailblazer converter to try it, but i figured if i'm gonna do it, i'm gonna do it right and got a good deal on a fuddle 3400.
04-27-2007, 04:43 PM
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im not making any crazy hp yet. just a couple mods. i know i will get another stall, probably next winter, and it will probably be a 3600. i just want to get something in there until then and he had mentioned it.
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The truck and car converters are the same as far as i know. (I have a car converter in my truck). The Trail Blazer converter is differant tho (higher stall)
