What stall converter do you run

rustang94

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I'm looking to buy a stall converter but not sure what to run. So what stall do you have and how do you like it?

 

GTWayne

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Stall converter

rustang94 said:

I'm looking to buy a stall converter but not sure what to run. So what stall do you have and how do you like it?

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See sig, Precision Industries Stallion 9 1/2 inch multidisk lock up 3400 stall. Love it.
Wayne

 

FastmanGT

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PI 3500 lock up...still being lazy about the install though...

 

AznStanger3v

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im glad i dont have to worry about that stuff (5 speed). but i think you should copy Oinks convertor. i know hes doing something right

 

Redsnk95

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PI 3400 non-lock up here. Just call PI (or whichever company your going with) they will get it set-up right for your combination.

Troy

 

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fiveofanatic

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One more vote for PI, love my non-lockup.

 

bjl95mustang

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I have a pi stallion 2800 stall lockup. Future mods have a big part of the stall you want to go with. Just call pi and talk to them and they will tell you what would be good for you. When you talk to pi get the model # for the converter you need then order it from houston perf. When I got mine a couple of years ago they had the best prices around on the pi's.