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What stall speed torque convertor would you recommend for this setup?
1970 tempest YS 400 stock 13 heads Turbo 350 with shift kit Headers 355 posi Crane energizer cam. Spec in pic. If I leave the stock torque convertor am I going to lose a lot of performance? |
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What is your intended use for the car? I'm assuming mostly street use?
I'd go for a tight 2500 stall. I've had good luck with the Hughes GM25, others are going to recommend a Continental, but they're a bunch more money. Hughes has a BOP version of the GM25 that's built for the torque characteristics of a Pontiac. I ran one for years- it drove like a stock converter in normal driving. Stay away from the off the shelf stuff from TCI, B&M and the like- they are way loose for around town driving.
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1966 GTO 1969 Lemans Convertible- F.A.S.T. legal family cruiser. 12.59 on G70-14 Polyglas tires. 1.78 60' 1969 Bonneville Safari- cross country family cruiser. . 1979 Trans Am 400, 4-speed, 4 wheel disc. View from the drivers seat racing down Atco Raceway- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhYDMdOEC7A Ride along in the other lane-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIzgpLtF_uw |
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Agree ^^^^,X2.
2400 to 2600 would be about right. And yeah,dont go cheap,buy a good unit. Quote:
Especially true with the 3.55 rear gears. Bret P. |
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