my next mods are going to be a stall and gears. my question is- you guys that have stalls on mostly stock cars, do they actually stall to the rated speed?

i want to get around a 3,5k stall for my car but i want it to actually stall to that speed.

i've always heard that how high it will stall is partially determined by how much motor you have. meaning, if you've got a heads/cam car it will stall closer to the actual rating compared to a stock car.

i just want to get the right stall. dont want to get a 3,5k and end up only getting 2,2-2,4k or something out of it.



BTW, the set up will be mods in sig, 3.73/4.11s, the stall, and a 150 shot right out of the gate.




thanks, jon

 

The more reputable converter company, the more reputable their claims to stall speed.

Vigilante (precision industries) www.converter.com

www.TCSproducts.com

Yank

etc etc

 

thanks for the links! i'll be going with either TCI or B&M when the time comes.

i've never heard that before. what you said about the companies reputations. hmm....


thanks, jon