What is the stock stall on a 94 z28
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The way the question is worded doesn't make a lot of sense. The same converter will stall at different speeds depending on how much torque the motor is making. So you need to specify what motor is being used.
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This is what it is
When i had my converter removed when I had my tranny redone, I asked what was the stall, my guy read it off the converter. Its rated at 1235 rpm's
Mine is a 94 a4 4L60E.
The actual stall varies depending on the motor, mods, gearing, weight etc etc.
Mine is a 94 a4 4L60E.
The actual stall varies depending on the motor, mods, gearing, weight etc etc.
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Originally posted by rskrause
The way the question is worded doesn't make a lot of sense. The same converter will stall at different speeds depending on how much torque the motor is making. So you need to specify what motor is being used.
Rich Krause
The way the question is worded doesn't make a lot of sense. The same converter will stall at different speeds depending on how much torque the motor is making. So you need to specify what motor is being used.
Rich Krause
Last edited by z2894convertible; Mar 12, 2003 at 09:37 PM.
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Originally posted by z2894convertible
The converter is stock. So, I don`t see what it matters as to what has been done to the motor. I don`t know alot about converters. Teach me as to why the motor mods would matter.
The converter is stock. So, I don`t see what it matters as to what has been done to the motor. I don`t know alot about converters. Teach me as to why the motor mods would matter.
The converter responds to torque, it is not a rev limiter!
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Under those circumstances you may be able to hold the car with the brakes and see what the stall actually is. Most likely it will be in the 1,800-2,000rpm range, a little higher than a completely stock motor in any case.
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or you can be dumb like me and get an SLP 2400 stall for a 383 hoping it would flash around 3000 only to find out they are worthless pieces of crap and mine flashes lower than stock.
and then i found out their customer service sucks too
and then i found out their customer service sucks too
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