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choosing the right stall speed on a torque conveter


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My daily driver has a 3k stall and it locks up just fine on the highway and works great with the 408 on 14psi. I wouldn't go any higher if you want to maintain street ability.

Thank you, just ordered my Yank SC converter with a 3k stall today. Should be getting here soon.

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500hp? What kinda mods are you running? 500hp at the crank or the wheels?

More info is needed for a question like this

And a 3k stall on a 408 stroker with boost is different than running a 370ci high compression motor... In which I was going to run a yank 3500...

Laying frame soon.. System has to wait

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i have seen tons of dumb information lol..

First off a stall needs to match up with the camshaft

if you have a very mild cam you could do like a 2200 stall

if you have a very aggressive high lift cam you may need a 2700 or more

if you want just a drag car and the cam has a power curve of lets say 3700-5500 get a 3500 or so stall

basically theres tons of factors need way more info

^^^^^^ very good way to looks at it. If you get to high stall convertor like 3000 your throttle response will feel like crap for daily driving but great hauling ass stop light to stop light.

I just had a stage 2 tranny built. The Shop used my Dyno results and my cam specs to pick the torque converter.

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