stall Questions!!!!!
#3
i havent bought a cam yet... im still unsure and clueless when it comes to what size i want..... but i just wanna leave a lil harder i have 24s on truck....
i dont wana take them off to run because i have 2 other cars for that... i just wanna run my truck all the time the way it sits... my goal would be a mid to low 13... i have electric fans all the free mods (egr Delet, tp by pass) hp tuned...
i dont wana take them off to run because i have 2 other cars for that... i just wanna run my truck all the time the way it sits... my goal would be a mid to low 13... i have electric fans all the free mods (egr Delet, tp by pass) hp tuned...
#4
Most are around a 3000 stall give or take a few hundred. The higher, usually the looser and less efficient unless at WOT. For towing I'd go a little lower, or get as tight of a verter as you can get.
#6
I've got a 2600 stall in my truck and I also tow occasionally. I don't notice any issues when moving forward; where I really notice the stall is in reverse. It seems almost like a rubber band effect - you step on the gas and it doesn't move for a few seconds, then it moves a little. By then you've let off the gas so it stops moving. It is just difficult to balance the move/no-move when in reverse.
Most towing-dedicated applications actually go to a lower-stall converter, which I'm sure you are already aware of.
Most towing-dedicated applications actually go to a lower-stall converter, which I'm sure you are already aware of.
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#9
i tow daily and started with tt3000 from yank go tt2600 no higher if you want to tow. if never towing go higher i ended up buying a truck just for towing and now have a 3600 in my truck its awsome
Last edited by cmiller; Nov 11, 2009 at 08:54 AM.
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