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Fox Aod W/ Crane 444225 Cam - Need Help Choosing Torque Converter!!

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MLee23

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Hey Everyone - I'm rebuilding an AOD out of my 1990 fox which has a mostly stock 93 Cobra engine with a Crane 444225 Cam in it. Any suggestions on what Torque Converter to pair up with the setup? Street car, looking for drivability, not sure if stock TC can handle that...
 

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2500-3000 lock up.
 

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What gear ratio are you running in the rear end?
 

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That's a pretty high stall for what I'm running, no?
 

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3.55 gears installed
 

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Basic Operating RPM Range:2,000-5,500 for you cam, street car with auto trans & 3.55 gears. Should be all the info needed for somebody who has more experience with A/T's than me. @mikestang63 I think he knows a little something about this.
 

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Just understand that a given converter will not always have the same stall speed behind different engines. Generally, high tq big block engines will make a higher stall speeds. So, a converter listed as 3000 stall usually produces a lower stall speed behind lower tq small blocks like our 5.0's.. By the time you're winding out the top end (where we shine), stall speed doesnt matter anymore.
 

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That is not a very aggressive cam. It is called the "Cobra Cam, as it was made for 1.7 rockers. The duration is 214/220 w/513/529lift and 112 degree lobe separation. My guess is 2400-2600 in stall but as stated, stall speed is not the same amongst manufacturers and there are other variables.

The best thing to do is contact Dan @ Silverfox or Edge and get their recommendations. You will want a converter that is compatible with your 2 piece input shaft and has the lock up feature. A good converter is $3-500.
 
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