Deciding on a first stall
Not a DD but not a drag queen either. Will be driving it alot more on the street vs track. At first I was pretty set on a SS3600 but after researching I really like the sound of the PT4000 because I wanted a stall that would be a beast up top as well as give a decent 60'. But im afraid of how loose its gonna be on the street. Like I said, its gonna be my first stalled car, so im a little in the dark what would be right for me. The stalls im considering are SS3600, SS4000, PT4000, and on a smaller scale SS3200.
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Yank or vigilante 3200-3600
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ya a cheap stall is going to suck on the street get a good one go about 3600 on a bolt on only car 3400 would probably be perfect. 4k is just too much for a street car in most situations with street tires .
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when i do it it'll be either 3200-3400
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PT4000 stalls a little lower behind a stock head and cam car, yank says its around 3600. SS will have better drivability than a PT due to the higher torque multiplication (STR). PT converters are more efficient on the top end however. take a look on youtube there is plenty of videos of PT converters showing drivability.
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SS3200 seems to be a popular choice for the street, from everything I have read the others might be too much and hurt drivability, except maybe the SS3600.
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Wow! The opinions over here are alot different than over at ls1 tech. Most over there say AT LEAST a 3600.
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yank
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that is because LS1tech is all about every last tenth at the track, same dipshits who put T-rex cams in a DD and then bitch, or a Victor intake on a stock cube engine and wonder why it drives like crap, but damn they get their dyno numbers
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