Please help me choose a converter...
I have a 1996 Formula, stock cam, heads, etc... Only REAL mods are CAI and full exhaust with 1.6 rockers and 3.42 gears. I also have a nitrous kit, currenly jetted for 100 HP.
I'll be installing a freshly beefed up transmission when I install the converter.
I'm thinking a 3000 RPM stall with a 2.0-2.5 STR will put me where I want to be.
The car is a daily driver with occasional track use.
I'm torn between three brands: Fuddle, Edge, or Precision Industries.
If I go with Fuddle, it'll probably be the High-Performance Street converter.
If I go with Edge, it'll be the Street Edge
And if I go with PI, it'll be a Vigilante.
I'd like to know which of these you'd go with and why, please.
I would consider a 3000 stall for the bolt on cars, 3200 would be the max.
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I love my Edge but if I had to go with another company I would go to Yank before Vig it will be more custom with a better shot at being a perfect match. Vig is good but over the last year or so on the b-body boards it is becoming more apparent they are very off the shelf. If wanting to spend that much coin go with the custom Yank.
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Really my cammed, stalled(2800) geared(3.42 from 2.93) Caprice gets the same milage as my stock Roadmaster wagon, granted the wagon is heavier but mechanically before mods there were the same. Aren't injection, lockup, and OD wonderful.


