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Old 07-26-2008, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by LM97Z
Street radials SUCK on a track surface, they like to hop & do all kinds of funky stuff, but on the street they work better, funny ha, its amazing how they match the rubber compound to the road surface, my street tires damn near dead hook from a small roll on the street with NO wheel hop, but at the track last week i couldn't launch for ****, it hopped & hopped trying to hook, the take off is the trickiest part when racing at the track on street tires

I've heard the (forgot the name), i know it starts with a V, its a great converter that most swear by, i would get the 3200 unit with your stock cam.
if you remember let me know im look at everything right now lol
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Ok, i think its a Yank converter, don't know why i came up with V.
Old 07-26-2008, 02:32 PM
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lol yeah ive heard of yank lol
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I think the Yank 3000 stall would be a good choice, its 575.00.
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3000 not the 3200
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i cant wait until its cool outside now.
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vig and yank are both good brand TC's just stick away from the nasty fuddle's
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I'd go ahead and go with the Yank PT4400, if you mod more you'll end up changing it later anyway. The faster stock internal guys are running the 4400, and they say it's not bad on thew street either, several DD them.
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I don't know much about the PT4400 but I have a stock car that I wanted to keep nice and not ruin it by putting in a big stall lol. Anyways I went with a yank ss3600 thinking it was big lol if I had to do it again I would go bigger. Like I said earlier I do not have much experience with other converters but I would not, would not go any smaller then a ss3600. I never see high rpms when driving and still get 20+ mpg driving it like I want to.

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I'd go ahead and go with the Yank PT4400, if you mod more you'll end up changing it later anyway. The faster stock internal guys are running the 4400, and they say it's not bad on thew street either, several DD them.




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