if installing a stall conv. should i beef it up?
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if installing a stall conv. should i beef it up?
on a 02 4L60E should i put beef up the tranny and rear if i put like a 3200 stall conv. in there? oh and how does the high stall speed affect driveabilty?
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Re: if installing a stall conv. should i beef it up?
Get an atf cooler, the stall will heat things up a bit more. You might notice a difference when you take off, it'll feel like the trans is slipping. No biggie, that's a fairly street-friendly stall.
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Re: if installing a stall conv. should i beef it up?
Originally Posted by GreenDemon
Get an atf cooler, the stall will heat things up a bit more. You might notice a difference when you take off, it'll feel like the trans is slipping. No biggie, that's a fairly street-friendly stall.
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Re: if installing a stall conv. should i beef it up?
Originally Posted by JKDZ28
Hit the nail on the head. Definatly get the trans cooler if your not going to rebuild first.
I didn't mean it to sound like if you rebuild don't get the cooler.
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