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Old 05-17-2009, 05:22 PM
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I know the pt4000 from yank isn't exactly a turbo friendly converter but I think I'm going to have to run it for a while with my t76 setup. Will it rev to fast for the t76? And will I be blowing through the converter?
Old 05-17-2009, 05:25 PM
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Its going to blow right though that converter. I was able to trade my pt4000 for a py3600. I would suggest you try to do the same.
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Its not going to work at all really..

Basically imagine a 5500 stall on a n/a setup...
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does the same go for the ss4000?
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I had a PI 2800 that flashed to 5200 with a T76.
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I wonder what a 3k will do
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Originally Posted by 98Camarod
does the same go for the ss4000?

I think a SS3600 would be pushing it with the torque/horsepower youll be at...
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Originally Posted by SoCalSpd
I think a SS3600 would be pushing it with the torque/horsepower youll be at...
I have the ss4000 already, just curious how inefficient it is
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Originally Posted by 98Camarod
I have the ss4000 already, just curious how inefficient it is
When I had the stock 346 with F14 cam, D1 set-up with 14psi and an ss4000, it worked pretty well. 680rwhp and ran 10.1-10.3 with a top mph of 138. The ss4000 actually worked pretty good with my set-up.
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Originally Posted by rufretic
When I had the stock 346 with F14 cam, D1 set-up with 14psi and an ss4000, it worked pretty well. 680rwhp and ran 10.1-10.3 with a top mph of 138. The ss4000 actually worked pretty good with my set-up.
That's comforting for me to know
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Thanks for the replies, I'm going to give yank a call and see what they'll do for me.



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