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Need Help What Size Stall and Brand?


BadAzz240
11-21-2004, 02:24 AM
I have a 97' LT1, I have catback exhaust, moroso intake w/elbow, 52mm TB, 160 thermo, March Pulley's, lt4 knock module, free mods, bmr rear control arms and adjustable panhard rod, strange 3.73's with TA cover, and a set of MT ET Street Drag Radials that I can interchange... My next step is a stall but I dont know what size or brand to use with my gears....any info would be great....and what sort of improvements you guys got from your converters.

hotrod_chevyz
11-21-2004, 02:45 AM
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demon9766
12-11-2004, 11:04 PM
I have a 97' LT1, I have catback exhaust, moroso intake w/elbow, 52mm TB, 160 thermo, March Pulley's, lt4 knock module, free mods, bmr rear control arms and adjustable panhard rod, strange 3.73's with TA cover, and a set of MT ET Street Drag Radials that I can interchange... My next step is a stall but I dont know what size or brand to use with my gears....any info would be great....and what sort of improvements you guys got from your converters.
Well dude u need to know what RPM range your your cam,intake,and gears build the most power at and work from there. :smokin:

89IROC&RS
12-12-2004, 12:35 AM
the best way is to actually dyno the car, and work from the actual power curve. but i would say for your setup a 2600-3000 stall would work, just make sure you get a lockup converter or youll be hating life at the gaspumps. Brand name is always good, but not always nessesary, i found mine on ebay for 145 bucks, fully custom built performance converter with 2600-2800 stall, and a kevlar lockup clutch. certanly impressed me. have yet to run her at the strip though, so couldnt tell ya what actual improovement i saw, but from seat of the pants, holy hell it was amazing. :evillol:

Hypsi87
12-13-2004, 01:54 AM
I went with a non-lockup converter. I dropped about 1.5-2 MPG. with a 3200 RPM stall. They are not that big of a deal.

However, non lockups are not just a throw in and be done deal. You have to replace the lockup spool in the valve body with a non lockup spool. So I would just go with a lockup converter. Just make sure you tell it to stay unlocked under full throttle. Unless you get one designed to lock up under full load

1sickstreetz
03-28-2005, 11:30 PM
i run 4:11 s with a 4800 stall and my z runs 9.36 in the quater mile anymore questions feel free to ask good luck

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