What the hell does this mean??
a stall converter, and a shift kit, just like it says. Below is links to both.
stall converter:
http://finishlinetrans.com/store/index.php?cPath=2_25
shift kit:
http://finishlinetrans.com/store/pro...products_id=86
Hope that helps.
stall converter:
http://finishlinetrans.com/store/index.php?cPath=2_25
shift kit:
http://finishlinetrans.com/store/pro...products_id=86
Hope that helps.
stall: high stall torque converter.
not much on the street, but shaves alot of time at the track
shift kit: a kit used to firm up shifts and beef up auto trannies.
makes you "chirp" the tires on mid to wide open shifts, depending on the kit and allows for a more positive gear selection
not much on the street, but shaves alot of time at the track
shift kit: a kit used to firm up shifts and beef up auto trannies.
makes you "chirp" the tires on mid to wide open shifts, depending on the kit and allows for a more positive gear selection
Ok, so i looked at the link on the "stall" and it doesn't tell me anything. What exactly am I stalling, and how does it help? Why is it better on track than street? I dont get it.....and Is it THAT big of a deal??
And the shift kit, Do I need to open up the tranny to use it, or is it truly reprogramming the comp.? Is it a big difference in driveability? How long does it take to install it? Is it a "needed mod"?
I've got an '01 SS with an auto.
And the shift kit, Do I need to open up the tranny to use it, or is it truly reprogramming the comp.? Is it a big difference in driveability? How long does it take to install it? Is it a "needed mod"?
I've got an '01 SS with an auto.
Ok, so i looked at the link on the "stall" and it doesn't tell me anything. What exactly am I stalling, and how does it help? Why is it better on track than street? I dont get it.....and Is it THAT big of a deal??
And the shift kit, Do I need to open up the tranny to use it, or is it truly reprogramming the comp.? Is it a big difference in driveability? How long does it take to install it? Is it a "needed mod"?
I've got an '01 SS with an auto.
And the shift kit, Do I need to open up the tranny to use it, or is it truly reprogramming the comp.? Is it a big difference in driveability? How long does it take to install it? Is it a "needed mod"?
I've got an '01 SS with an auto.
Last edited by Evilways; Dec 29, 2007 at 02:03 PM. Reason: spelling
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If your truely this clueless (not trying to be a dick, just blunt), then the search button is your best friend. There is way too much to try and explain, you need to search for "torque converter" or "stall" and you'll get 100s of very imformative posts explaining just about everything you could possibly want to know about a stall. Some of the responses here are pretty good, some not so good. If you do a search you'll be able to make a much better desicion on what you want. And for the record, a stall will give a HUGE performance gain on the track AND the street, you'll just need some better tires to use it.