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Old 11-11-2009, 08:15 PM   #1
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Stall to much?

Today I got my car back from having a rebuilt trans put in. I had a B&M shift kit put in it and a 2000 stall. It may be something in the trans but now the car feels sluggish it feels like it has less power and the throttle response feels slower than before. Would this be the stall? If so i think i'll have it taken out because the car doesnt feel nearly as sharp. Any advice?
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Old 11-11-2009, 08:24 PM   #2
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Re: Stall to much?

What cam?
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Old 11-11-2009, 08:38 PM   #3
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Re: Stall to much?

what cam? if fairly big. might need a bigger stall.
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Old 11-11-2009, 08:40 PM   #4
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Re: Stall to much?

Nope its a small cam, bearly noticeable not sure on the specs exactly it was in the car when i bought it.
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Old 11-11-2009, 08:48 PM   #5
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Re: Stall to much?

Something seems off. Some people on here put in 2600-2800 stalls on their l98s and dont complain it real sluggish.
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Re: Stall to much?

Could there be something wrong with the stall? If not i guess its the trans, its been in the shop for a few weeks already. The shop that built the trans did a crappy job and even managed to leave parts out, there was trash in it that stopped up my trans cooler and caused the governor to stick. After a few weeks of messing around with the shop that built it the mechanic actually had to pay someone else out of his pocket to rebuild it and install another shift kit.
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Re: Stall to much?

It would be helpfull if you could find your cam specs. It is important to make sure to match the converter with it. A 2000 stall converter shouldnt be too big, IIRC I think the stock was around 1,600 to 1,800.

From what I've been told the B&M shift kits are junk. If its anything like the transgo kits the tranny guy may have screwed up the valve body when hogging out some of the passage ways. I would wait for Dana from ProBuilt to chime in, or maybe give him a call to try and help diagnose your situation.

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Re: Stall to much?

All i know is i've spent over a grand and it ran better with the old trans.
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Old 11-12-2009, 12:12 AM   #9
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Re: Stall to much?

Would my gears affect it? Its got 2:73's. I was told the cam sounded like 440 lift and 270 duration, but i don't really know anything about cams.
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Re: Stall to much?

could it be starting in 2nd gear?
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Re: Stall to much?

It was before but no i made sure its down shifting every time.
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Re: Stall to much?

are you saying the rpm is increasing but the car isn't pulling (slipping)?
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Old 11-12-2009, 01:23 AM   #13
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Re: Stall to much?

i run a stock converter in my s10 and z28 both have 420-454 lift and 214 duration @.050lift. they both pull hard off the line.
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Re: Stall to much?

Nah i don't think its slipping it just doesnt feel like it pulls as hard or responsive as before.
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Re: Stall to much?

well your 2.73 gears are terrible for quick launches.. upgrade to 3.27-3.45 gears and you will be much happier.... those are highway gears..... i have a 2200 stall and a B&M shift in my pro built 700r4 and it definitely doesnt feel sluggish at all...i had the transgo kit in my other tranny and it is a good one but i like the way my B&M shifts better than the transgo.. i dont know why people say the B&M is bad.... B&M is a very popular manufacture and sells parts for all out racing... i would think they wouldnt sell junk...
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Re: Stall to much?

I'm having other problems with it now it short shifts just normally driving then when i try to stomp it the shift points are way off and right after i do and try driving it normal again it tries to shift way to late. I know the cables not adjusted right but i'm starting to think theres still trash in the transmission.
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Re: Stall to much?

Adjust the tv cable NOW, then go drive it again to see if it's the same. Higher stall converter will not be snappy like a stock tight converter. Whole purpose is to let the engine get to a higher RPM quicker where there is more torque to blast you off. Below that 2000 rpm, it'll be slipping and feel lazy. I went from a stock converter to a 2500 stall and it felt really strange at first.
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