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Re: converter I'm running the TCS 4200. It's very streetable, but since your spraying you might want to go with a 3800. I just switched from a VIG2800. Both are great converters. Best thing to do is call TCS and talk to them. They are very helpful.
Mike
Mike
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Verdad Gallardo Re: converter actaully i talked to derek a few times,he's a great person to talk to and very helpfull.I went with a 3400 2.35 str,I do alot of street racing,dont want to blow the tires off.with the stock tc it 60fts 1.52-56's so I cant wait to see what happens with the new converter.Also how does your 2.5 hit?Do you street race it or just at the track?Any help would be great(just wondering If i should change the str)...and thanks for every ones help.
Re: converter My 4200 has an STR of 2.7, I can roll into it and come out pretty damn hard on drag radials. You just have to get a feel for it. Best thing to do is practice launching on a back road.
Re: converter All I have to say is TCS(derek) takes care of it customers.I'm floored with the great customer service of this company.They act like they have known you for years and do anything to help a guy out.Where I live this kind of service is unheard of.I would recommend TCS and it's staff to anybody,cant beat the product/service for the price.