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Old 02-24-2003, 02:04 AM
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corvette or S10 stall??

which converter stalls higher a corvette or an S10 behind a SBC. Also, I have an 88 700R4, so when I go into the parts store which year, and make vehicle should I tell them I want a torque converter for? Like I know a 95 S-10 converter would work.....but for a vette stall which year would I ask for?
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Try this link. It's an Impala site, but has alot of good info on the converter you're talking about.

L35 Converter Info
Old 02-25-2003, 01:13 AM
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I honestly wouldn't buy either. Save up for something that is better, and you will be happier in the end.
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well,
it's pay $120 for a ~~2100 S10 stall converter

or pay $380 for a B&M 2400 stall converter

or $600+ for a 3000+ converter I don't have my car set up for.

All I need is a 2000ish stall for a motor under 350HP so I thought that would be ok...??? Are you saying that they're crap? or they would fail under a cammed 305?
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I have this converter in my 87 IROC. I think it's an excellent bang for the buck upgrade, and a noticeable improvement over stock.
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sounds great....do you have any before or after times to show an improvement?

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Sorry, no times, I don't race the car. But, if your currently running the stock converter, you will feel the difference with this one, especially from a standing start.
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I used to have the L35 converter and I liked it. If you need an inexpensive converter and don't want anything real radical, this is definatly one to consider.
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I'm a little clueless here - but is the sole purpose of the convertor so that you can rev it up while you hold the gas without the tires spinning?

If so - this is something you'd only notice when you actually go to race it?
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Here's a link that discusses Torque Converter operation-

How Torque Converters Work

You don't have to race to feel the difference.
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so which one is beeter the corvette or s10 and wat year do i get the converters from?wat s10 or wat veete year? wat engine?
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