help plz! would like to know of any less expensive stalls!
05-04-2008, 12:26 AM
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help plz! would like to know of any less expensive stalls! the cheapest i have seen so far is a Yank!
$575-3000rpm
please tell me i havent looked hard enough. lol??
for a stock 4l60e
$575-3000rpm
please tell me i havent looked hard enough. lol??
for a stock 4l60e
05-04-2008, 12:57 AM
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05-04-2008, 07:04 AM
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I have an 11" (278 mm) that stalls 2800-3000. It still uses the full size 12" lock up clutch. It will hold 400 rwhp just fine. It is not going to give you the best performance, but it is a nice bump in stall. Tech price is $350.
The problem with some of the smaller 9.5" budget converters is they use a clutch out of a FWD 150 hp car. It will not last and can take a lot with it when it goes. That is why the higher end converters use a billet front, it allows you to use an oversized clutch to hold the extra power. My 9.5" with billet front and billet piston is $700. Let me know if interested.
Chris
The problem with some of the smaller 9.5" budget converters is they use a clutch out of a FWD 150 hp car. It will not last and can take a lot with it when it goes. That is why the higher end converters use a billet front, it allows you to use an oversized clutch to hold the extra power. My 9.5" with billet front and billet piston is $700. Let me know if interested.
Chris
05-04-2008, 06:59 PM
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Don't cheap out, man. If you can't afford the one you want right now, save up until you can. Otherwise, you'll end up posting again inside of a year about how your stall took a **** and took your tranny with it.
