Is a 2600 Stall converter good for me?
Is a 2600 Stall converter good for me?
Hi all,
I am getting ready to put a stall converter in my 4l60e. I currently have the mods in the sig and also plan on doing in the near or semi mear future.
3.42 or 3.73 rear end
A really good set of ported/ polished heads and intake manifold.
all the rest of the bolt ons
Nitrous works 125 shot system.
I have 285/40/17 street tires. which is all i will be running on this rear end.
Now i have heard when you do a stall, It gives the transmission a slugish kind of slipping feel unless you at WOT. My car is a daily driver and and i want it to feel moslty like it does now except stall higher when i really get on it.
Also what other things could i do while the trans is out? I have heard of a corvetter servo or billet servo? What does this do?
Also i think i have a shift kit already( told by the previous owner and shifts harder than my old vert z28) Is there anyway to check?
What is the best tranny cooler?
Thanks
Shawn
I am getting ready to put a stall converter in my 4l60e. I currently have the mods in the sig and also plan on doing in the near or semi mear future.
3.42 or 3.73 rear end
A really good set of ported/ polished heads and intake manifold.
all the rest of the bolt ons
Nitrous works 125 shot system.
I have 285/40/17 street tires. which is all i will be running on this rear end.
Now i have heard when you do a stall, It gives the transmission a slugish kind of slipping feel unless you at WOT. My car is a daily driver and and i want it to feel moslty like it does now except stall higher when i really get on it.
Also what other things could i do while the trans is out? I have heard of a corvetter servo or billet servo? What does this do?
Also i think i have a shift kit already( told by the previous owner and shifts harder than my old vert z28) Is there anyway to check?
What is the best tranny cooler?
Thanks
Shawn
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