SS4000 is in!!!!
09-11-2007, 09:58 PM
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SS4000 is in!!!! First off, my car is bone stock with LT's, ORY, and cat back and has 2.73 gears. I had Outlaw Motorsports install a yank SS4000 to help with the performance of the vehicle.
Along with the stall, Outlaw also installed a TCI flexplate, B&M Deep trans pan, and a B&M trans cooler.
Left the shop and took it easy for the first ummmmm 5 minutes. Took it on a side street and hit it, the car moves alot better. What I thought was funny is between the end of first gear and 100 mph, it seemed the RPM's never dropped below 5K RPM's.
Before I could never even spin the MT et radials (Thanks to the 2.73 gear) and now I can burn them a little.
I will be going to the track this Sunday to get an updated time, unfortuneatly it will be off a g-tech because the late owners son took all the timing equipment from the track so no times will be available. Last g-tech times were 13.51, track times are 13.41-13.43.
The only thing that sucks is driving around town, but that is just the nature of the beast. I just want to say I thank god for lock-up converters. All in all, I can't wait for the gear and cam for next year.
Oh, and it sounds ******* amazing when driving away.
Along with the stall, Outlaw also installed a TCI flexplate, B&M Deep trans pan, and a B&M trans cooler.
Left the shop and took it easy for the first ummmmm 5 minutes. Took it on a side street and hit it, the car moves alot better. What I thought was funny is between the end of first gear and 100 mph, it seemed the RPM's never dropped below 5K RPM's.
Before I could never even spin the MT et radials (Thanks to the 2.73 gear) and now I can burn them a little.
I will be going to the track this Sunday to get an updated time, unfortuneatly it will be off a g-tech because the late owners son took all the timing equipment from the track so no times will be available. Last g-tech times were 13.51, track times are 13.41-13.43.
The only thing that sucks is driving around town, but that is just the nature of the beast. I just want to say I thank god for lock-up converters. All in all, I can't wait for the gear and cam for next year.
Oh, and it sounds ******* amazing when driving away.
09-11-2007, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ybaslo1
What I thought was funny is between the end of first gear and 100 mph, it seemed the RPM's never dropped below 5K RPM's.
. Good choice on converter...I've been in love with my SS4000 since the first WOT blast 
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09-11-2007, 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ybaslo1
First off, my car is bone stock with LT's, ORY, and cat back and has 2.73 gears. I had Outlaw Motorsports install a yank SS4000 to help with the performance of the vehicle.
Along with the stall, Outlaw also installed a TCI flexplate, B&M Deep trans pan, and a B&M trans cooler.
Left the shop and took it easy for the first ummmmm 5 minutes. Took it on a side street and hit it, the car moves alot better. What I thought was funny is between the end of first gear and 100 mph, it seemed the RPM's never dropped below 5K RPM's.
Before I could never even spin the MT et radials (Thanks to the 2.73 gear) and now I can burn them a little.
I will be going to the track this Sunday to get an updated time, unfortuneatly it will be off a g-tech because the late owners son took all the timing equipment from the track so no times will be available. Last g-tech times were 13.51, track times are 13.41-13.43.
The only thing that sucks is driving around town, but that is just the nature of the beast. I just want to say I thank god for lock-up converters. All in all, I can't wait for the gear and cam for next year.
Oh, and it sounds ******* amazing when driving away.
Along with the stall, Outlaw also installed a TCI flexplate, B&M Deep trans pan, and a B&M trans cooler.
Left the shop and took it easy for the first ummmmm 5 minutes. Took it on a side street and hit it, the car moves alot better. What I thought was funny is between the end of first gear and 100 mph, it seemed the RPM's never dropped below 5K RPM's.
Before I could never even spin the MT et radials (Thanks to the 2.73 gear) and now I can burn them a little.
I will be going to the track this Sunday to get an updated time, unfortuneatly it will be off a g-tech because the late owners son took all the timing equipment from the track so no times will be available. Last g-tech times were 13.51, track times are 13.41-13.43.
The only thing that sucks is driving around town, but that is just the nature of the beast. I just want to say I thank god for lock-up converters. All in all, I can't wait for the gear and cam for next year.
Oh, and it sounds ******* amazing when driving away.
Get some 3:73's in the rear and that will solve that problem.
09-12-2007, 09:14 AM
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yanks are badass, i wish i could afford one, but i went wit ha refreshed tci, works great here. next one will be a 5 disk vig. glad to hear you like the stall
