anybody here have a yank3200
#2
I would say if you dont ever have to tow, go for the 3200 for sure. That procharger needs all the rpm's you can give it on a launch. The 3200 has a higher STR than the 3000 so you better have traction figured out.
Also, make sure you get a tranny cooler if you don't already have one.
Also, make sure you get a tranny cooler if you don't already have one.
#4
Yeah its a lockup. Don't get me wrong, the 3000 is a great converter. Thats what I have and it makes everyday driving twice as fun as the stock converter. But if I didn't have to tow occasionally, I'd have gone 3200.
#7
I am running the stock pulley which at 5600 rpm's is at 9 psi. The dyno is at 5600 rpm's as well 393 rwhp. I have stock injectors now so i can't set my shift points any higher because i will run out of fuel.
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