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trav_19

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im having trouble finding a t.c. for a aode.... a aod is simple but i cant find one for our cars whats the deal?? i want like a 2600 or 2800 stall or something in that area what are my options?
 

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Trav.....are u sure.......I went with a 2300 .....and it wasn't worth the time it took to install it...........with the NOS...or you new cubes to come....I would suggest a higher stall.......cough......Edge ....cough......
Will
 

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My choice is Lenny @ Ultimate Converter Concepts but he is a bit more expensive. My second choice would be Precision Industries. Both sell a quality converter for the AOD-E.
www.ultimateconverter.com
www.converter.com
 

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higher huh....im undecided what to do....the motor is coming out this winter either to fix it up and do some small mods....or to begin with the big motor....money permiting and i will be switching to a c4 for the 408...i want to hold out on finishing the motor maybe till next winter...maybe i want to get my bodywork done this year...so i think i will tinker with this motor for a little longer if it lasts lol is it bad to sit on a partially assembled motor with no heads on it?? what should i do....if i had heads i would feel a 100 times better but the tarp trick is scaring me..what do i do??
 

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go to a junk yard and pick up some cheap e7s clean them real good and stick the on there to keep junk from getting into it.


never done this but it ran across my mind if i had to sit on my motor for a while until money allowed further work to be done. and plus i got a set of e7s that came one the engine when i bought it.
 

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yeah thats a idea...my friend is like a junkyard but with nice parts haha i should ask if we can put a set of his spare heads on it till i can afford them
 

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yes i finaly said something helpful
 

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I've got a set of stock 58000 mile E's if you want them, you are welcom to them.
 

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sn-95matt5-0 said:
yes i finaly said something helpful
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so are you still doing a 351 based engine build?? or am i thinking of another member??
 

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no i'm still working on my supercharged 408w i ordered my stroker kit this past saturday and will be picking it up this coming saturday.

i went with a scat forged crank, scat forged h beams and probe forged pistons.

9.4 to 1 compression with a 70cc head and i plan on using edelbrock victor jr heads

i'm just on the ropes with wat intake to use.
 

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drakesdad said:
I've got a set of stock 58000 mile E's if you want them, you are welcom to them.
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hmmm yeah that would be nice.. maybe if we meet up at milan or somewhere i can get them from you
 

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sn-95matt5-0 said:
no i'm still working on my supercharged 408w i ordered my stroker kit this past saturday and will be picking it up this coming saturday.

i went with a scat forged crank, scat forged h beams and probe forged pistons.

9.4 to 1 compression with a 70cc head and i plan on using edelbrock victor jr heads

i'm just on the ropes with wat intake to use.
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sounds nice are you going injected?? if so i would look into either a edelbrock victor intake or a holly systemax 2 ...both are nice intakes...but i dont remember what you have to do for a lower intake on the holly...
 

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trav_19 said:
hmmm yeah that would be nice.. maybe if we meet up at milan or somewhere i can get them from you
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I'll let you know the next time I head up
 

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yeah i'm goin injected but i was worried about the power range of the victor jr intake it is supposed to kick in at 4k rpms.

i just dont know exactly wat i need for the supercharger and i dont want my car to be a slug till i hit the higher rpms

but i'm still researching lol
 

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well a charger is nice but idleing the motor is probley going to be a task ....i cant think of the guy on here with a 410c.i. he has the victor intake i would ask him how it runs at lower rpms you could always get the middle intake that edelbrock makes its good from 1500 to 6500 and i dont think you want to get your engine revving to high over that anyway
 

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stock aode stall is like 2400.
 

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ok looks like i need a 3000 stall then..
 

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FWIW the right stall speed should be matched to the engine peak torque, engine torque curve shape and vehicle weight. In general, the stall speed would be 500 to 700 rpm below peak torque. So your probably right with the 3000 rpm stall speed.
 

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i see i just want this combo to be a little better before i rip it all out...then i am stuck with all these performance mods and no use so i guess i should think do i want to spend money on this trans when its got less then a year to be in the vehicle??
 
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StinkinLincoln said:
stock aode stall is like 2400.
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Where did you get 2400 from? Everything that I've read (and have seen in my car) shows the stock stall to be arond 1800-1900.
 
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