i see that most of they guys with a stall are runnin a yank converter. I was wondering if a tci was any good? or any other cheaper brand for that matter? I like to stick with whats seems to work with everyone else, but im just curious.

 

Well, I can't say anything about the others because I've only used yank, but I can say that I have been very pleased with my yank converter in my Z28 and I'd buy another one for sure. My yank 4L60E has worked out nicely, too.

 

I've used a TCI SSF 3500 and a Yank TT 3000 there's no comparison the Yank wins hands down.I won't go into details but I got bad converters two times in a row from TCI.It's possible that you could have better luck with TCI than I did,but the Yank is so well tuned in to our truck's powertrain combo that it's not worth taking a chance on something else.

 

I am sticking with what is proven in our trucks.

Why Risk It?
Just Yank It!

 

Ya i was looking else were too on the stalls because of the prices but i finally went with the yank tt3000. Yank has a proven converter from everyones sigs as you can see.

 

bigguy ... I should be ordering my cam next week. Maybe the following weekend (the one before Valentine's day), I can get it in there. If so ... I'll be ready for a track visit. You can check it out then if you wanna.

 

I would stick with Yank.. I know some personaly who had a horrible experience with TCI.

 

what about the hughes verters? anyone have any thoughts about them

 

I'm sure that Hughes builds a good converter,but they don't build one made specially for a truck.There are differences in weights and usage between a 3600lb f-body and a 5000lb truck are pretty great.I would stick with the Yank.