TCI3000 vs TT3000
#21
Originally Posted by Hit Man X
Probably not as it makes boost according to RPM vs all at once like a roots/twin screw. At 2800rpms it's not going to be enough to really make the input torque much higher as you'll be around 2-4psi at best.
I'd get it restalled now while the vehicle is down.
I'd get it restalled now while the vehicle is down.
#22
TECH Junkie
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: memphis tn
I tried a TCI SSF with my Radixed 5.3 Tahoe with less that satisfactory results.The first converter stalled to 5500 rpm,they replaced it with a converter that cooked a transmission in about 25 miles,then I replaced the TCI with a Yank TT3000 that performed flawlessly.You get what you pay for,it's only cheap when it works and converter installs are expensive.
#25
I have the tt3000 and it is great. It seems like it is so great i love yank so far. They have great converters from what i have been around them. My friend has a 2600 and i have the 3000 they are both good choices.
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