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Old 06-24-2008, 01:50 PM
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I'm more than content with my Yank SY3500.
Old 06-24-2008, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Ratchthed
Guys the whole issue regarding Converter stall speeds is that a converters ability to lock the stator at a given rpm is directly related to the amount of energy being put into it.

Example....

A converter is targeted for a 3000 rpm stall behind a 500 h/p engine. It operates as designed when installed.

Now, take that same converter and install it behind an engine that makes 800 h/p. It will stall significantly higher.

Put it behind a 200 h/p engine and it might not ever stall, in fact it might be so tight the engine will not idle.

This is the reason many, many converter manufacturers will restall a converter at no cost at least one time. 9 times out of 10 when dealing with similar combinations the converter manufacturers can and do get the stall speed correct. But, again, it is not uncommon to see a converter need to be restalled in a given combination.

Hope that helps...

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Funny!! I have a PTC stall converter in my car. When I was just boltons the car would stall to 3600rpm. After the H/C/I and the 4.11 gear in the rearend it would only stall to 2800rpm. PTC said it was because I wasn't making as much torque at the lower rpm range as I was before but making more torque at higher rpms. When I was boltons the car made peak torque at arouns 3400-3800rpm. With my new setup I am making peak torque at 4800rpm hense why we restalled the converter. Now it's a 4400rpm stall.
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I think the 4.11 gear makes a difference also.
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Originally Posted by SOMbitch
This is what I have seen too. My SS3600 is spot on.
Same here
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i would trade my ss4000 for anything
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Originally Posted by chrs1313
i would trade my ss4000 for anything
even for a TCI? i know what you meant.....you forgot the "n't"
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Originally Posted by cals400ex
even for a TCI? i know what you meant.....you forgot the "n't"

I wouldn't trade my 1977 "Big Wheel" for a TCI Convertor. At least the big wheel would make it the two blocks up the hill to Wendy's if I wanted a Frosty

Also the the TCI couldn't take out the the big wheel tranny
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Originally Posted by cals400ex
even for a TCI? i know what you meant.....you forgot the "n't"
Son of a Bitch...yeah got in a rush typing




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