Long tubes or torque converter?
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Long tubes or torque converter?
Hey guys,
Basically a stock 08' Z71 RCSB with an MIT and drop in filter along with a custom street tune from Lew @ Diablew.
What's the next best step? Long tubes with Y-pipe or go to a converter? Also what converter would be best for my truck? 2600rpm stall?
Basically a stock 08' Z71 RCSB with an MIT and drop in filter along with a custom street tune from Lew @ Diablew.
What's the next best step? Long tubes with Y-pipe or go to a converter? Also what converter would be best for my truck? 2600rpm stall?
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If your looking for something economical, call up circle D and have them send you a an 11" 3200 rpm converter. I ran one in my old truck, and they have great street manners.
Then grab some pacesetter headers and y pipe.
Then grab some pacesetter headers and y pipe.
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A stall will eliminate the "crawl" off the line you described. When you stick your foot in it. The new converter will " flash" or jump up into the rpm rang and get you going. To answer your question I'd do a converter before long tubes because you will see greater gains from that. BUUUUUT I'd also save and wait and do converter long tubes and a custom tune to support those mods and get ready to say HELLO to a completely new feeling truck!!!