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Old 03-18-2008, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Thumpin455_GTO
Are you talking a 12-13 second race car or a 9-10 second car? Faster than 9s? Its all different.
Yeah, details, man, details....I like ATI for race, Continental for street.

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Old 03-18-2008, 08:59 PM
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Sorry fellas...lol. Our new motor will be in the 1100 hp - 1300 hp (depends on how much sauce we hit it with) range. We are looking to run mid 8's with our "street legal" car. I had a very expensive Coan in there last season...and lets just say I wasnt pleased at all. Car drove right thru the converter (it was begging me for 4th gear in the 1/8th mile)(th400's only have 3 gears ya know..lol). Sent it back after 5 passes...they said nothing wrong with it (but freshened it up ???) put back in car...did exact same thing. So...I was just curious as to some of your experiences. Over the years, I've had ATI, TCI, and this Coan. Was wondering about the suggestions at this level. I'm kinda gun-shy about converters right now...lol

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