What converter do you all run with a supercharger?
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Just wondering what you all run, I'm getting mixed answers from supercharged and turbocharged setups.
My truck 99 ecsb 5.3 cammed tr220-112lsa, milled heads, mp122HH (8-9psi) tipical full bolt ons and long tubes ory.
Trans is a 65e lvl 5 Flt I just changed out my fuddle 3200 stall (n/a- nos stall) to a yank sc3000
The truck is no where near as snappy (thinking size difference the yank is bigger) trans doesn't seem to get as hot but man this thing feels like a turd now pretty bumbed out - I thought this is the stall to choose for my setup am I wrong?
My truck 99 ecsb 5.3 cammed tr220-112lsa, milled heads, mp122HH (8-9psi) tipical full bolt ons and long tubes ory.
Trans is a 65e lvl 5 Flt I just changed out my fuddle 3200 stall (n/a- nos stall) to a yank sc3000
The truck is no where near as snappy (thinking size difference the yank is bigger) trans doesn't seem to get as hot but man this thing feels like a turd now pretty bumbed out - I thought this is the stall to choose for my setup am I wrong?
#4
Depends on your blower type, for a positive displacement it's perfect, for a Procharger I would want a bit higher stall speed. This is why you have the converter specd for your setup, not just buy one off the shelf.
Yes I am supercharged, TVS 2300 @ 15psi
Yes I am supercharged, TVS 2300 @ 15psi
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Came across a deal on the yank- figured 1/4" in size difference wouldn't matter to much-
Didn't think to much about it.
I Should've realized its Two different companies probably built different with there STR different
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#8
A circle D 3000 for a MP122 is not ideal... and as you push it to more power it will only get worse. Get something tighter.
I would go with either a Yank 2800 or a PI 2600. The PI will be noticably tighter, but thats not necessarily a bad thing. As you make more power the PI could likely be faster, but as the truck sits the Yank would likely get you off the line better.
I would go with either a Yank 2800 or a PI 2600. The PI will be noticably tighter, but thats not necessarily a bad thing. As you make more power the PI could likely be faster, but as the truck sits the Yank would likely get you off the line better.




