Stall installation went great...
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Stall installation went great...
Thanks to those who replied to my posts and gave advice. The install went great. Respect goes out to those of you who have installed a converter with the tranny in a Thirdgen! Mine is easy because I can get the upper bellhousing bolts thru the doghouse. I have no idea how we're gonna do this on my friends T/A.
The stall "feels" great. It finally feels like the motor can spin to where it wants to first thing. No more crappy bogging. The holeshot is spectacular.
I got the code off my old converter 1050 RPM! Yuck! That's why it always chugged when I put it in reverse first thing in the morning. Not anymore!
The stall "feels" great. It finally feels like the motor can spin to where it wants to first thing. No more crappy bogging. The holeshot is spectacular.
I got the code off my old converter 1050 RPM! Yuck! That's why it always chugged when I put it in reverse first thing in the morning. Not anymore!
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Car: 1997 Jeep Wrangler
Engine: 4.0L
Transmission: 5 speed
Axle/Gears: 8.8 rear, 4.56 gears, 4:1 transfer
A 3 feet long extension and a swivel socket to remove the top belhousing bolts.
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