ManMuchwano93z28

I'm having my trans rebuilt. and I was wondering what's a good torque converter as in brand. And what stall speed should I get. And what's a good shift kit to go with..,? Mods are a hot cam milled heads 58mm thorattle body mid pipes stainless headers and 1.6 rockers and k&n cai borla exhaust no cat and a cut out and the dyno numbers was 302 rwhp and 310 torque

noice

Well with no mention of current mods, use of car, and dyno numbers it isn't easy to say. However usually one tries to pick a torque converter that stalls near the max torque output of the engine.

ManMuchwano93z28

Sorry I forgot to set that up lol. It has a hot cam milled heads 58mm thorattle body mid pipes stainless headers and 1.6 rockers and cai borla exhaust no cat and a cut out and the dyno numbers was 302 rwhp and 310 torque

HarleyZ28

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Your numbers seem low for being cammed. My car with boltons and hotcammed dynoed in a bit over 350rwhp. Since has had head work and ls1 lid conversion.

lt1-xjs

The modified Transgo kit from ProBuilt Automatics and the Yank SS 3600 converter.

TravisMcGill2000

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Yank, vig, edge, circle d are all great convertors. Id run atleast a 3200 stall. I ran a 3800 on my bolton car and loved it. Also what gear are you running?

pillarpod

I'm running Yank 3600. Wished i would've went with the 4000. Also running Trans Go Stage 2

ManMuchwano93z28

The stock 3.23 I'm changing that it a Richmond 3.73

ManMuchwano93z28

Thats good number I was expecting at least 320 but I was very happen with ion from mad tuners dyno tune woke up my car alot

bufmatmuslepants

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There must have been a heavy tailwind or something on that dyno day...very close to calling

ManMuchwano93z28

Is the trans go shift kit better then the b&m one..???

TravisMcGill2000

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Id go with a 3800 stall. You will love it. The car will wake up aton. Hope ya got some sticky tires. 300rwph is not bad for auto and baby cam.

ManMuchwano93z28

What brand should I go with that's good quality but cheaper in price... And I got nitto 555r they hook up great

LT11996

I would probably look into why your car has such low numbers before pouring money into anything else. Maybe the dyno had something wrong that day but many LT1s have higher numbers than that with just bolt ons.

ManMuchwano93z28

I didn't think they was low. What kinda numbers should it have..??

TravisMcGill2000

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I would go with edge. They are around $500. The numbers are little low but i wouldnt worry bout it. Dynos are for tuning. Every dyno is different. So comparing numbers is hard. Take it to the track. Thats the real dyno. Just wondering what springs are you running and what rpm did the car peak at?

bowtienut

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I agree with the Edge and Yank suggestions. Of all the popular brand converters I've used in various vehicles over the years, Yank has usually been best, and Edge has been best value in the less severe applications.
With a Yank, I'd go with the SS3600 on a mild setup like yours. With Edge, I'd limit to 3200 or 3400; they tend to drive looser and flash higher than their rated number.

ManMuchwano93z28

As far as springs go I have no idea cause I bought the car with all the work in it. And it was peaking right around 5900-6000 rpm. They took it up to 6500 rpm on the dyno

englundjd

my car peaks around 6100 with a smaller cam, wonder if you need a slightly better set of springs? he should be maxing out around 6300 shouldn't he?