picking a converter
definitely dont go cheap on the converter!! too many guys get the cheap converter and always get disappointed.. definitely run vigilante, yank or circle D.
im running a vigilante 3200 stall and happy with it as a daily driver.
im running a vigilante 3200 stall and happy with it as a daily driver.
you shouldnt really go cheap andrew. since you have 3.23's i would go somewhere in the range of a 3200 - 3500. But you should definately go ahead and buy the 3.73's you've been talking about getting.
EDGE 3200 they are cheeper converters, but there not cheep converters if that makes since. I love mine runs great I know of others that like theres as well. Vig and Yank seem to be the most popular on this site though.
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id say go with a TCI 3500 thats what i have and love...not matter what you do go with a 3500 or higher your gonna be pissed if you dont....if you ever start modding the car also your gonna wanna have the high stall...
My advice would be to buy an $800 converter for $400. This is possible with some patience and frequent vists to the LS1tech.com classifieds forum 
. I went with a Vigilante 3600 and I am very happy with it.
. I went with a Vigilante 3600 and I am very happy with it. 
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I agree, for a relatively stock powertrain a converter that stalls in the 2,800 - 3,200 rpm range would be ideal.
Here is a link to a discussion about our Torque Converters!
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ons+ace+racing
Give me a call if you would like to explore some options! A unit that would suit you well will run right at $550.00!
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I agree, for a relatively stock powertrain a converter that stalls in the 2,800 - 3,200 rpm range would be ideal.
Here is a link to a discussion about our Torque Converters!
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ons+ace+racing
Give me a call if you would like to explore some options! A unit that would suit you well will run right at $550.00!
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