trailblazer stall?
05-09-2005, 04:45 PM
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trailblazer stall?
alright fellas i am wantin to get one, but i've heard that there is 2 different type of stalls for the TB. Anyone have the right part # as which one would stall alot higher? Any info would great.
05-09-2005, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by budhayes3
The part# that I've seen around here is 24228709. This is for a reman unit from the dealer. It's actually the torque converter for an I6 TrailBlazer, but when bolted up behind one of our engines, it usually stalls around 2600, so I've heard.
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The number of mine is #24228708, but that was a year ago and they like to change numbers. Behind my 6.0L it stalls to 2600-2700 rpm, and I think it stalls to around 2400 rpm with a 5.3L.
05-09-2005, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Black02Z71
The number of mine is #24228708, but that was a year ago and they like to change numbers. Behind my 6.0L it stalls to 2600-2700 rpm, and I think it stalls to around 2400 rpm with a 5.3L.
05-09-2005, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by budhayes3
That might be just right for my set-up...I went to TCI's website and they have a verter selector where you fill out a form listing your engine, gears, mods, intentions, etc., and they recommend a stall to you. They recommended a Truck Saturday Night Special for me....2200-2400, which I thought was about right. Those trailblazer numbers don't seem that far off, maybe a little looser...man, so many choices. I wish that there was a machine that you just fill out a card with your list of mods and all, insert the card in the machine, and it spits out the name of the perfect converter for your setup.