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Old Sep 27, 2004 | 12:09 PM
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what speed stall should I get?

I currently have SLP FLOW PAC (LID / CAI BELLOW), SLP STAINLESS EXHAUST, DIABLO TUNED.

Now I am going to add 3.73 gears, which stall speed converter should I get and any brand recommendations?

The engine is stock other than the intake.

Also, Aburn differential, good or bad?

THANKS
Old Sep 28, 2004 | 02:27 AM
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Re: what speed stall should I get?

Yank makes top quality stuff but its very expensive. if you can afford it, id go with about a 3500 or so for the street.

for a LITTLW less money, without sacrificing quality, the old Vigilante 3200 (which is actually somewhere between 3600-3800) is a GREAT street converter. in addition there are plenty of guys going 1.5 sixty foots on them.
Old Sep 28, 2004 | 10:24 AM
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Re: what speed stall should I get?

Hello,

Thanks for the info, your time of 12.11 is impressive, what do you think really
contibuted the most in getting you to that time?

I see you have a crate tranny, did that play any part?
Old Sep 28, 2004 | 07:04 PM
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Re: what speed stall should I get?

Originally Posted by TomH
Hello,

Thanks for the info, your time of 12.11 is impressive, what do you think really
contibuted the most in getting you to that time?

I see you have a crate tranny, did that play any part?
thanx for the compliment. the biggest factors in my ET were the converter (paired with drag radials of course) and my longtubes.

i went from a 13.50 to a 12.90 with the converter and then 12.90 to a 12.30 with the longtubes and off-road y-pipe.

also, the 12.11 was on my old slightly lower stall (TCS 3400) converter. i haven't made a pass at the track on the Vig yet but according to the dyno, it's more efficient and it DEFINITELY hits harder on launch. i would say this converter will probably put the car at a 12.0 or even a possible high 11.90....

my 4L65E was just a replacement for a blown up stocker (broke sunshell into 4 pieces.) i was going to go with a stage 1 built tranny but instead i decided the 65 was a decent upgrade for my modest power and it wasn't a rebuild which is always a plus. also, i got it for dealer cost and it came with the same 1 year 12K mile warranty most built 4L60Es come with.
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