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Old Jun 11, 2004 | 01:30 AM
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2400-2600 converters

Is 2400 or 2600 stall converters a waste of money? will i feel any difference and will it help me on my 1/4 mile run?

Is there a difference between a lock-up torque converters than the other stall converters? and also.........what is a holeshot??
Old Jun 11, 2004 | 02:29 AM
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Re: 2400-2600 converters

Originally posted by LetMeBurnU
Is 2400 or 2600 stall converters a waste of money? will i feel any difference and will it help me on my 1/4 mile run?

Is there a difference between a lock-up torque converters than the other stall converters? and also.........what is a holeshot??
A 2,400-2,600 stall is a good choice for a stock motor, you will notice a big difference.

If you have an A4 you need a lock-up converter.

A holeshot refers to beating another car off the line, "out of the hole".

If you look at http://www.kennedysdynotune.com/Tech%20Tips%20Intro.htm and click on "Torque Converters" you can read a little about converters that I wrote.

Rich Krause
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