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Street Edge Stall is in!

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rsw007

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do you have converter already?
 

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if you're talking to me, no.
 

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Just noticed no one answered your question.

Flashing your stall equal stomping it from idle. (doesn't matter if it's in D or 1st)
 

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for all you guys that dont have a converter its like nitrous the best mod i did to get my car where its at today.
 

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just bringing this thread back up, since il be purchasing a converter from Andre, shortly.

he recomend a 3000-3200 stall speed for mine. I start to make full boost around 3200-3400rpm. with 500+lbs of torque down to 3400rpm, off the line, that should make for fun!

Wonder what kind of improvment i would see.

I was cutting 1.9-2.0 60's with the stock stall, on slicks, footbraking to 1500rpm, and flashing the convertor.

60'- 2.0
1/8- 7.7
97mph
1/4- 11.82
118mph
 

gcomfx.com

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rsw007 said:
for all you guys that dont have a converter its like nitrous the best mod i did to get my car where its at today.
Click to expand...

Well, nitrous in first gear anyway.
 

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OinkAodeOink said:
just bringing this thread back up, since il be purchasing a converter from Andre, shortly.

he recomend a 3000-3200 stall speed for mine. I start to make full boost around 3200-3400rpm. with 500+lbs of torque down to 3400rpm, off the line, that should make for fun!

Wonder what kind of improvment i would see.

I was cutting 1.9-2.0 60's with the stock stall, on slicks, footbraking to 1500rpm, and flashing the convertor.

60'- 2.0
1/8- 7.7
97mph
1/4- 11.82
118mph
Click to expand...

If you can get it to hook, you should be in the 1.6 60 foot range..... high tens would be an understatement.
 
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