Thread: torque converter setup
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07-18-2010 03:08 PM #1
torque converter setup
Hi Guys,I just install a posi rear in my 51 Chevy. Its a 456 8.5 posi. The motor is a 350/365hp with 3 1/2 headers/outlaw mufflers. The trans is a 350 turbo and in not sure on the stall speed. The tires are 4 inch by 26 in front and 10 inch by 28 rear cheater slicks. I know the 456 is way too big but my question is whats the best stall speed converter for this car now as it stands? Thanks for any help...Davey
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07-18-2010 03:52 PM #2
Post complete cam specs.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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07-18-2010 03:53 PM #3
well cam size .carb gear .and car weight has to do with stall so the cam specs are neededIrish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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07-18-2010 05:33 PM #4
Not sure of specs because engine wasnt done by me. Carb is only 600 cfm holley. Heads are 202. Thanks,Davey
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07-30-2010 05:51 PM #5
See where that cam makes its power in conjuction with car weight and gear have a ton to do with the stall of the coverter chum. Your really throwing darts with a blindfold on w/out them. Actually to get everything right with em can be a trick by times but w/out
And if its just impossible to find out you may have no choice but to overkill,say a 3000-3200 just to make sure your not sitting on a dog,ecspecially with those tire dia'sLast edited by sooper; 07-30-2010 at 05:54 PM.
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08-02-2010 04:52 AM #6
also remember that a high stall converter makes more heat. you should have a separate cooler for it and not just run through the radiator like a stock one.
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