what is a good stall speed for a car that gets driven on the street about 1000 miles a year? i dont want somthing too crazy, but i want to be able to get the revs up a bit at the track. i was thinking 2500-3000 range.
what is a good stall speed for a car that gets driven on the street about 1000 miles a year?
^THISYeah 2500 isn't a bad start. I went crazy over this a couple months ago. Most street driven stuff is happy between that 2500-3200. Actual stall speed can vary. Best way is to talk to a converter guy. Have the engine, rear gear and cam specs ready. I went to Andre at Edge. This converter feels 1000x better than the B&M Holeshot i had in there before. Just keep in mind that transmissions with higher than stock stall converters should be properly cooled. Find a decent stacked plate cooler for good insurance.
Yeah my tuner recommended a bar and plate cooler also. Going to definitely look into a good one. He recommended a b&m unit that was about 80$..
ThanksLook at the Tru-Cool ones. Cheaper price....larger cooling area. I use the 4793 mounted to the front of the radiator support behind the grill area.
Got mine here.
http://www.dieselsite.com/specialordertru-cool4739transmissioncooler.aspx