Stall choices
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I recent change cams to a TR220 and need more stall.My yank TT3000 is too tight.
I still need some towing capability.I tow a 17ft bass boat and a 5x10 trialer with a 4wheeler
I need 32-3600 stall
Called yank and they recommended the PRO TRUCK 3200 or 3600...$945
Not sure a circle D 278mm 3200 will do what i want...
Any other options?
I still need some towing capability.I tow a 17ft bass boat and a 5x10 trialer with a 4wheeler
I need 32-3600 stall
Called yank and they recommended the PRO TRUCK 3200 or 3600...$945
Not sure a circle D 278mm 3200 will do what i want...
Any other options?
#3
Honestly that 3600 would be great. I loved my ss4000 but I needed no towability. The 3600 will put your shift extension around 4700 or 4800 rpms prolly but hit a helluva lot harder than that TT converter.
The 3600 is a 245mm right? I don't see any 278mm converter performing well on a moderately cammed 5.3, they just need more converter imo.
Even my lil stock engine 4.8 crew cab with the ss4000 pulled 1.8 60's and ran 8.90's in the 1/8. I bet that 3600 will help A LOT, it did on mine even with the 3.23's.
The 3600 is a 245mm right? I don't see any 278mm converter performing well on a moderately cammed 5.3, they just need more converter imo.
Even my lil stock engine 4.8 crew cab with the ss4000 pulled 1.8 60's and ran 8.90's in the 1/8. I bet that 3600 will help A LOT, it did on mine even with the 3.23's.
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yea i figured that circle d was about the same as what i had.
Pro truck 3600 is what i want
BUT i hate to spend $945 for that stall and my 150k 4l60e take a dump and kill my new stall
Was looking for a cheaper route so when this tranny pops
Pro truck 3600 is what i want
BUT i hate to spend $945 for that stall and my 150k 4l60e take a dump and kill my new stall
Was looking for a cheaper route so when this tranny pops
#5
You could go with a single disc circle d for $745... I know its still a lot to waste when the trans takes a dump... it is a little cheaper though
Hell I bought my yank in the classifieds for $400 or $450 I don't remember... maybe that's an option?
Hell I bought my yank in the classifieds for $400 or $450 I don't remember... maybe that's an option?
#7
Forget about towing with the PT3600. That's the same one I ran, except 4l80 vesion.
I think Dave recommended the PT3200 at the most for towing purposes.
I really don't see any gain for you going from the tt3000 to pt3200.
Personally, I don't think any other converter than the stock one is reasonable for towing.
I think Dave recommended the PT3200 at the most for towing purposes.
I really don't see any gain for you going from the tt3000 to pt3200.
Personally, I don't think any other converter than the stock one is reasonable for towing.
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#8
That same converter behind a 5.3 will be tighter than behind Corey's 6.0. I don't know if it would even be worth doing if it wasn't a decent jump in stall speed and str.
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the pro truck would help it has better shift extension
A used stall wouldnt be a bad idea it just to find one at a reasonable price
Looks like i am limited on choices because i want to still tow light loads
A used stall wouldnt be a bad idea it just to find one at a reasonable price
Looks like i am limited on choices because i want to still tow light loads



