3k stall with 3.73 or 3.42
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3k stall with 3.73 or 3.42
Hey everyone I have a chance of getting a tci streetfighter 3k stall for a really good price, would this work well with 3.73 gears or 3.42 gears? I've already asked about the gears not long ago, but now that I can get this stall I'm wondering if it's beneficial and if so, which gears is it better for? Thanks
#2
Re: 3k stall with 3.73 or 3.42
Hey everyone I have a chance of getting a tci streetfighter 3k stall for a really good price, would this work well with 3.73 gears or 3.42 gears? I've already asked about the gears not long ago, but now that I can get this stall I'm wondering if it's beneficial and if so, which gears is it better for? Thanks
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Re: 3k stall with 3.73 or 3.42
I had a TCI,now running Yank. I'll never use or recommend a TCI. The TCI had no effect on 1/4 mile performance and the looseness in city driving became irritating. A friend put a TCI 3000 streetfighter in his 2002 Z28 and no change in performance,just high rpm nuisance to get the car moving.
An 'off the shelf' inexpensive TCI or a custom Yank(or CircleD),don't make a mistake and regret your decision.
An 'off the shelf' inexpensive TCI or a custom Yank(or CircleD),don't make a mistake and regret your decision.
#6
Re: 3k stall with 3.73 or 3.42
Maybe not enough motor to take advantage of said stall speed (which is common) Or it is was a bad converter. That is frustrating!
I have 2 or 3 friends running them without any problems.
I'm not trying to push them by any means. I've been running a Hugh's 5200 for the last 5 years and been very happy with the performance.
I have 2 or 3 friends running them without any problems.
I'm not trying to push them by any means. I've been running a Hugh's 5200 for the last 5 years and been very happy with the performance.
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