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Old 01-03-2008, 11:45 AM
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Ok, My next Mod is a Stall Converter But i dont know what brand to get. I know i want one that 3200 stall Converter i just dont know what brand to go with?
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Yanks a good one. I've had one in my car for 6 years.

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I've hurd nothing but got about Vigilante.

I'm planing on a Vig 3200 myself very soon.
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Yank is a good converter. Give us a call and we'll quote you on a Yank.
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Originally Posted by Moscosoalfredo
Ok, My next Mod is a Stall Converter But i dont know what brand to get. I know i want one that 3200 stall Converter i just dont know what brand to go with?
do you own a stang or a LS1? if it's a stang go with a 3200 if it's a LS1 let the ***** hang a little and get the yank pt 4000 at least!
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yank and vigilante are generally regarded as the best.

i bought a fuddle 4000. like the race version or something like that. it works as well as any stalled car i have rode in and it was cheap.

if you have the money for with yank or vig, but if you are poor like me go with fuddle. they warranty it for 2 years anyways.
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There's a bunch of options out there, but the clubs that I'm in highly recommend Circle D custom converters in H-Town and that's both trucks and F-bodys.

The Yanks and Vigs are good also. It really just depends what power level you are at and what you are needing.
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performabuilt makes a very nice 9.5" converter
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I realy like my Edge Converter. It knocked off 3/10's in the 1/8th and I cut a 1.6 60 ft with it.
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go with an ss series from yank if you want one of the tightest converters out there...i would stay way from the pt series if you drive it on the street...also remember vigs usually stall around 400 higher than stated...3200 is more like 3600...

my only two choices would be vig or yank...
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I'm going wiht a fuddle one but i'm also on a budget.
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I've always run Yank.....ST3500 and SS4000 are super tight street drivers that perform great. My current PT4400 is ***** to the wall and extreme for sure. Super loose in the city but pulls harder than any A4 LS1 I've ever been in.

Vig and Yank are proven over and over and over again. You get what you pay for.
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I have a Vigilante 3800. If you have an LS1 go big or go home. If the car was my DD, i could easily handle a 4000. Hope that helps!




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