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Old Oct 8, 2006 | 04:46 PM
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Is anyone spraying with a 4400 stall, if so what are your mods and how big of a shot are you using? Do you recommend spray with a 4400 or should I spend my money on something else?
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Old Oct 8, 2006 | 07:50 PM
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I've run that combo in my old SS convertible. It will work fine as long as your valvetrain and shortblock are built to run at least 7000 rpm. Basically with that cam, you'll be turning a lot of rpm and you'll want to make sure your motor can take it.
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I used to spray my PT4400 with a 150 shot and SI, I went from 12.3's NA to 10.9's on the same setup and tune shifting at 6500. I also used to manually lock the converter in 3rd to get some more rpm out if it on the top end, it's such a loose converter I really needed it. It's not optimum but it worked.
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Old Oct 8, 2006 | 09:21 PM
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import slayer... it all depends on if the convertor was built for nitrous or motor, and supporting things. I used to spray one 4000 stall and it was fine, sprayed a different 4000 stall which was built for motor by a different company and it sucked...stalled way way beyond what the other one would.
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I've run that combo in my old SS convertible. It will work fine as long as your valvetrain and shortblock are built to run at least 7000 rpm. Basically with that cam, you'll be turning a lot of rpm and you'll want to make sure your motor can take it.
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so should I set my rev limiter to 7000. what size shot were you using?
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i sprayed a yank 4000. sprayed a 150 shot. went from 11.6 to 10.90 it wasnt ideal but it worked.
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Old Oct 8, 2006 | 09:28 PM
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import slayer... it all depends on if the convertor was built for nitrous or motor, and supporting things. I used to spray one 4000 stall and it was fine, sprayed a different 4000 stall which was built for motor by a different company and it sucked...stalled way way beyond what the other one would.
I use the Yank PT 4400. Do you know how that would respond with NO2, I have never sprayed before so I have no clue
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i sprayed a yank 4000. sprayed a 150 shot. went from 11.6 to 10.90 it wasnt ideal but it worked.
Did you have any problems at all with a 150 shot? What did you do to your engine, fuel, etc. to be able to handle a 150 shot ?
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i sprayed a yank 4000. sprayed a 150 shot. went from 11.6 to 10.90 it wasnt ideal but it worked.
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I've got a 4000 stall and a TNT 150 shot and it stalls to about 4200 on the shot. I still drive it every weekend to Gandy which is about and hour drive from my house and i wouldn't change it for the world.
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I Use A 5000 Stall And A 225 Shot. It Does Spray Through The Converter In Third Gear Though ( Weak Mph In Quarter Mile )
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