i have a 2000 firebird with a 383 in it with a th350,fti converter the stall is
5200 but whrn i flash it it flashes to 6000, i think thats a little high,with that engine what stall should i run?????????????

 

Stall is determined by several factors engine power being primary that does seem a little high for a flash but of course if your making higher HP numbers than the converter was built to spec for it may be normal

 

I agree, that does sound a little high. But every combination is different for what makes it faster. Do you know any specifics on the cam or what it calls for?

Chris

 

Wasnt your converter built for a 346?
If FTI built the converter for a 346CI and now you throw more cubes more TQ at it expect higher stall speeds

 

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Very important that the converter is built for the specific combo. Greg needs to know cam grind, rwhp, and if possible a dyno sheet of your current combo to get it perfect. WELL worth it to.