j4nash

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I will be running a ATI procharger and I am trying to decide what stall I should use.
2600, 2800, or 3000?
During the summer I pull 4200lb boat with a 1200lb trailer I don't think that a 3000 would pull it out of the water on a steep slick ramp or if it did you would stall at 3000 all the way up the ramp no low end. Am I right or did I miss something?
Help me out guys

SSlow 4.8

iTrader: (4)

your right.. go with the 2600 stall.

BigTex

iTrader: (16)

2nd vote for the 2600.

P.O.R.N.

iTrader: (1)

3500 and smoke all 4 all the way up the ramp. Trust me it will be awsome

Black Blown 02

He's not right. You could easily pull a boat up a ramp with a 3000 stall. It may rev to 2700 or so, but what's wrong with that?

I'd say go with the 3000 with an ATI.

mzoomora

iTrader: (31)

The higher the stall, the more heat it will geneate. Even more so when you are pulling a load. It wont affect it on the highway while it is locked up, but when you a pulling from a stop or at low speed it will generate more heat. Even a 2600 will do the same, but the 3000 more so. I dont think you would have a serious problem pulling up the boat ramp too bad, but it would need more throttle to get it moving.

wannagofast

2nd vote for the 3000

parish8

iTrader: (6)

3000 vote here.

desTRUCKtive

the 3000 should pull it like a bat out of hell. IMO better than the stock, but like said will make more heat. 2800 or 3000 i vote

Kano

iTrader: (3)

6th vote for the 3000

my dads truck acts real well pullin a 18' bassboat out the ramp
with a tci2600
coulda went alot more on the stall IMO

also it seems like the 3000 would be a better match for the procharger
as a whole