stall converter
03-15-2003, 09:06 PM
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stall converter
have a 1990 camaro rs with a 305 tbi. the motor was just rebuilt with:
Competition Cam 08-302-8
.05" Duration 210/220
1.5:1 Lift .480/.480
1.6:1 Lift.512/.512
Lobe Sep 112deg
i wanted to know what stall converter would work best?
Competition Cam 08-302-8
.05" Duration 210/220
1.5:1 Lift .480/.480
1.6:1 Lift.512/.512
Lobe Sep 112deg
i wanted to know what stall converter would work best?
03-16-2003, 04:18 AM
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Car: 87 GMC sierra classic
Engine: fresh 350, minor mods (its been de-emissioned too)
Transmission: professionally re-built 700R4, REALLY hard shifts & bigger clutch packs
it partially depends on what kind of driving the car will be seeing, but i think around 2000 should be good.
03-17-2003, 12:54 PM
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i don't rember what rpm it was running at on the high way.
there web site says the rpm operating range is 1200 to 5400
so would it be ok to put a 2000 stall converter on it or would 2400 be better. i don't know alot about this stuff
there web site says the rpm operating range is 1200 to 5400
so would it be ok to put a 2000 stall converter on it or would 2400 be better. i don't know alot about this stuff
Last edited by johnboy; 03-17-2003 at 01:08 PM.
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