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May 9, 2008 | 05:15 PM

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TC or Dyno Tune?

What should i do first? looking at a verter with around 3500 stall, mods in sig...the current tune is not perfect but keeps it running. Thanks

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May 9, 2008 | 10:22 PM

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Anybody have a suggestion? Thanks

May 9, 2008 | 10:59 PM

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i would do the verter first, then your tune next & it can support it by getting all your shift points done..........

May 9, 2008 | 11:03 PM

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i would do the verter first, then your tune next & it can support it by getting all your shift points done..........

i agree, i would do like that too

May 10, 2008 | 12:03 AM

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Verter it is. Thank you guys.

May 10, 2008 | 08:54 AM

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Correct, get the converter in and installed. Then the tuner will modify your shift points and lock up accordingly. What size stall are you getting?

Chris

May 10, 2008 | 09:54 AM

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The converter should be used as a part to blend all of the engine and transmission mods together.

The converter should be selected to your future needs, if the converter is picked for your current build but might need to be refined to the later package set up.
It is better to buy one for future needs and grow in to it.

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May 10, 2008 | 10:18 AM

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I make a "2C" that is about 3200-3400, STR is about 2.0. Why do you want a low STR, concerned about traction. Is this your daily driver. How often do you go to the track or go from a roll??

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May 10, 2008 | 10:45 AM

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I make a "2C" that is about 3200-3400, STR is about 2.0. Why do you want a low STR, concerned about traction. Is this your daily driver. How often do you go to the track or go from a roll??

Chris

Yeah, with out traction you are not going anywhere lol. Yes its my daily driver. Most likely i will be going to the track once or twice a month. Half my races are going to be from a dig and the other half from a roll no higher then 50mph start.

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