R3DLT1

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I'm lookg in upgrading my SC to a 4k CD. Too big? The car is not my DD. My mods are..
Cammed cc503, SSRA , LS lid, 1.6rr, EWP, Long tube, TD, performabuild tranny with 3k PB stall.
Need help making up my mind. Thank ahead of time

Blackbirdws6

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If you have the tire, should make it fun at the track. Local buddy of mine has one for sale and pretty sure he is flexible on price.

http://www.njfboa.org/forums/showthread.php?t=58764

R3DLT1

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Eh I don't like that guy.

Blackbirdws6

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Haha. I really do find your comment funny because he can give people that impression. It's all good but for what it's worth, he is a good guy. I'm surprised no one else jumped in with a comment regarding your question.

itSSlowZ28

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i think a 4k stall would be fine for you. personal opinion, but i'd still DD a 4k stall, so as a toy it shouldn't bother you at all

sweetbmxrider

iTrader: (13)

Same.

Shownomercy

iTrader: (1)

That guy is a clown, run a 5k stall and beat all teh ls1s.

R3DLT1

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Anyone else?

gregrob

iTrader: (8)

How about asking the guys who build stalls...

I wouldn't do a 4K for a street car. It will rip on the track tho.

I would call and talk with greg at FTI

Blue85350

iTrader: (1)

I daily a 3600, i seriously doubt a 4000 would be that much looser. And with the cam, I'd definitely do it.

bowtienut

iTrader: (1)

Since you drive a SS3600, you have the best DD "3600" that I know of. Depending on the brand, some 4000's are not street friendly. Even a Yank SS4000 is a big step from the SS3600.

Edit: My bad. I just read the entire post and saw "The car is not my DD." So my caution for a DD is probably moot.

Blue85350

iTrader: (1)

Fair enough, but everything I've read/heard has said that circle D converters feel tighter. If it was me, I'd probably do it regardless if for nothing else, for the first hand experience.

355z28

iTrader: (8)

My circle D 4c was loose feeling. Now I run the 2c for a nitrous converter and its tighter feeling. Both have been 3600 converters. Your best bet as stated before is to tell the converter company what your looking for and have them build what you want.

R3DLT1

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Ive talked to circle D. Thanks for the help guys