Higher stall=softer shifts?

UnderdogGN

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May 7, 2006
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Hey,
My trans builder says that the higher you go with a stall converter, the softer the shifts will be.
I had a B&M 2400 converter in my car and it shifted real firm, not tire chirping, but you could feel it. I then had the tranny rebuilt and put in a real converter. Edge 3200 nonlock. I can no longer feel it shift hard, but it still shifts lightning quick.
Anyone ever notice this?
Is it true?
thanks
 
T5 swap = only shifts as hard and fast as you do...

:D


Kidding, I put a 2400 stall in and never noticed a difference in shifting or the car performing better. I think I got ripped off though, so I wouldn't judge by my car.
 
I've got a 3000 stall in mine, though I also have a full (only) manual valve body. So depending at which RPM I shift, it can be soft and gentle or it can be neck-snapping. I love it.
 
The nonlock will shift softer, and thats why the baumann shift kit has different settings for nonlock. I just got rid of the lockup added 500 more stall and did the stator upgrade for my edge. Call andre at edge and ask if the stator upgrade would help.