8.1 hauler TQ converter?
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8.1 hauler TQ converter?
Hi, another new guy here. I have an 01 2500hd that I use to tow a gooseneck that can be up to 15k. Anybody have luck with aftermarket converers? What stall speed is good for a stock motor?
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I would say 2500-3000 rpm stall. You will want to make sure you install a temp gage(not sure I would trust the stock for an actual temp) or use an infered thermomater to confirm the stock cooling system is enough. A stall will generate a bit more heat but the alison has some crazy factory cooling.
It should really help your towing and it will help come play time too.
It should really help your towing and it will help come play time too.
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15,000 lbs, I would be staying with a stock stall speed. Towing is the one application that really heats up a trans.
If you have to climb some grades using WOT, or TPS % over 87% I might even look into a multidisk TC as the TC will be locked, assuming you have the 4l80e or 4l85e.
With a stock 8.1, you dont need any extra stall speed because the torque comes on at a low rpm.
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If you have to climb some grades using WOT, or TPS % over 87% I might even look into a multidisk TC as the TC will be locked, assuming you have the 4l80e or 4l85e.
With a stock 8.1, you dont need any extra stall speed because the torque comes on at a low rpm.
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They cut me a deal cuz it was there first 8.1l converter. They rework my stock converter and wanted 1k but that was 6 or more years ago. Been too long to remember how long it took.
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