Which converter for a bolt on/ nitrous car???
03-20-2003, 10:40 PM
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Which converter for a bolt on/ nitrous car??? I'm probably gunna be adding a FLP level IV within the next 2 weeks or so(my old tranny has died on me) and I have got to make up the descion of what converter.
Here are the choices.
Here are the choices.
03-20-2003, 11:24 PM
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Re: Which converter for a bolt on/ nitrous car??? I really like the Yank Converters but I was speaking with "the one who builds the transmissions" and he said that he prefers the vig converters b/c they had better workmanship involved. I really do like the Yank converters but I have just heard about them chattering and lock up problems. I thaught they have GREAT products but I just don't want to deal with that right now since this car is my only driver for right now.
I WILL speak with a Representative from Yank and PI next week.
Josh S.
I WILL speak with a Representative from Yank and PI next week.
Josh S.
03-24-2003, 01:11 AM
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Re: Which converter for a bolt on/ nitrous car??? TCS 3800 2.35 str with a lowered shift extention. They're built like a block of steel, each one is custom built for your setup, unlimited free restalls, and a three year warranty. Mikey at Rapid Motorsports is cutting 1.2 60's with his so obviously they can kick some ***.
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03-24-2003, 08:49 PM
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Re: Which converter for a bolt on/ nitrous car??? Is this a HARD hitting converter? I personally haven't riden in any converter cars but I hear the Vig's hit pretty hard. I wan't something that is going to respond to nitrous as well.
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03-24-2003, 10:56 PM
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Re: Which converter for a bolt on/ nitrous car??? I have a TCI SS3500, it has the anti-balooning plate in it for nitrous use. Im not sure how it will act, havent installed it yet. Im mainly a bolt on 125 shot setup.
03-25-2003, 12:46 AM
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Re: Which converter for a bolt on/ nitrous car??? I gotta go with ragtop on this one. I have the yank SS3800 and the FLP level IV tranny and love 'em. The SS3800 daily drives like my old yank 3000 and hits a hell of a lot harder at the track. I'm glad I took out the 3000 and put in the 3800 when I did the FLP tranny swap. Couldn't be happier
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