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Old 01-15-2011, 09:10 PM
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Default 60 Foot times (Full bolt on/ Full suspension)

Searched every where couldn't find an exact thread of this.

But plan on doing full suspension and Yank 3600 or 4000 stall not 100% decided on the stall probably the 4k

Anyone have a full suspension car that is a bolt on car? if not what do you think you can see out of a Yank4000 with full suspension with bolt ons only?
Old 01-15-2011, 09:28 PM
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why would you put a 4000 stall on a bolt on LT1?
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I don't know how many people on here with a 3600 Yank say they wish they went higher with it.
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I hope to find out what mine does. But my car doesnt have interior, or inner fenders and im m6 only thing im missing in the k member.
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my old one did 1.59s and my buddies does 1.60
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Originally Posted by robsquikz28
my old one did 1.59s and my buddies does 1.60
thats quite impressive with a bolt on car man!
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I read the opposite. If you run a 4K Yank put in some 4.10s or 4.11s to tighten it back up. It will feel a little loose with 3.73s. Id stick with the 3600 honestly unless you are making this a dedicated track car
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Nah man i want this at my street car figured another 3500 bucks I can have a good suspension and stall under my car. (Basing suspension on what Shon Herron did with his bolt on car) But everytime i read its like a 3600 is plenty streetable and wish they had went higher
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I took advice from stealthformula. He had a SS 3600, went to a 4K with 3.73s. He said it performed well at the track but liked the 3600 a lot better on the street
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True well i still got some time to decide which route I want to go with it. I want to get the stall then get all the suspension and put it in all at once figured another 4k I'll have her ready for anything i want to put in her suspension wise.
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I would go with the SS 3600, it can restalled down the road if needed.



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