Which stall convertor for big boost???
02-08-2009, 06:40 PM
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Which stall convertor for big boost??? I'm currently running a Yank SS3600 convertor with my cam only setup and it works great. In a month or so, I'm going to have a Forged motor and F1C Procharger running around 18# of boost and was wondering will this convertor hold 750rwhp+?
Will I need a muti disc convertor? If so, then should I get the 3-disc or 5-disc? Maybe a Yank PY3400 or PY3600 would also work???
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Will I need a muti disc convertor? If so, then should I get the 3-disc or 5-disc? Maybe a Yank PY3400 or PY3600 would also work???
Thanks in advance!
02-08-2009, 10:28 PM
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Most big hp higher boost guys run tighter convertors. You dont really need a multi disc as locking it up under power probably isnt a good idea anyways with that much power. Id go with a 3000-3200 precision or ptc. Actually id run what you have, then make a change.
02-09-2009, 04:56 AM
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I'm currently running a Yank SS3600 convertor with my cam only setup and it works great. In a month or so, I'm going to have a Forged motor and F1C Procharger running around 18# of boost and was wondering will this convertor hold 750rwhp+?
Will I need a muti disc convertor? If so, then should I get the 3-disc or 5-disc? Maybe a Yank PY3400 or PY3600 would also work???
Thanks in advance!
Will I need a muti disc convertor? If so, then should I get the 3-disc or 5-disc? Maybe a Yank PY3400 or PY3600 would also work???
Thanks in advance!
Your converter was designed to work with your n/a combination, and you really should buy another converter for your new combination. There is a very good chance that you will drive through your current converter, and it can ruin the converter and sometimes the transmission can end up with shavings in it. Bob
02-09-2009, 07:15 AM
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Your converter was designed to work with your n/a combination, and you really should buy another converter for your new combination. There is a very good chance that you will drive through your current converter, and it can ruin the converter and sometimes the transmission can end up with shavings in it. Bob
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So maybe the PY3400 or even the PY3600 is in order for my setup? Anyone have any experience with Yank's PY line of convertors?
Or the 5-disc Vig convertor since it's about the same price as the PY and it has 5-disc?
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Or the 5-disc Vig convertor since it's about the same price as the PY and it has 5-disc?
Thanks!
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02-09-2009, 09:14 AM
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i just ordered a py3400 for mine but i havent run it yet. Yank told me that 3600 was the best to go with unless you are going to make a boatload of power then get the 3400. from what i understood the s/c 3000 is pretty much the same convertor as the PY series only its tighter to make up for a lot of low end torque associated with large blowers. Best just to call whoever your getting the convertor from and let them tell you what you need