Ms4 cam stall size?
I've had Art Carr (the original), ATI, Yank, PTC, and PI converters for various applications. I went with a Yank PT4000 for my MS4 cammed LS1 Trans Am nearly a decade ago, and I couldn't be happier. 1.48/6.90/10.89 ET at 124mph at 3600lbs and ~440rwhp with a 3.73 gear. Drives great. Doesn't create unnecessary heat. Only 6% slip. It made a significant difference from the 3600 that was in it before from another company.
Edit: seems JL ws-6 didn't like my response to his garbage rant, so he edited it out. Thanks!
Edit: seems JL ws-6 didn't like my response to his garbage rant, so he edited it out. Thanks!
Last edited by Marc 85Z28; May 29, 2016 at 10:46 AM.
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You can try to tell people it's as fast as it can be with whatever you're doing but I will put good money that it's not.
Put a good transmission in the car with a good n/a 8 inch converter and watch what it will do.
Leave the lockup in and with the converter technology that's out there, you will be able to go faster.
Put a good transmission in the car with a good n/a 8 inch converter and watch what it will do.
Leave the lockup in and with the converter technology that's out there, you will be able to go faster.
