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10-10-2022, 12:41 AM | #1 |
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Accelerating from a stop and converter stall
I have a LS1 that dynoed at 354hp at the rear wheels in my 70-C10.
I have included the DynoJet plot. It is a blast to drive and has a mild lope. Especially noticeable at cold idle. Motor is stock except for a LS6 intake, headers and a BTR Stage II Truck Cam. Also running 3;73 gears with a posi. Here is where I feel I may have made a mistake; I used the stock truck converter in the 4L60E. Mind you drive-ability is just fine. Acceleration is impressive from 10mph and up. Just not impressed with the acceleration from a stop. How much difference will adding a 2500 to 2800 stall converter make? Thanks |
10-10-2022, 05:05 PM | #2 |
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Re: Accelerating from a stop and converter stall
My .02.
I believe a stock 2002 Camaro will have a stall speed of about of 1800 rpm. On my LS swaps with 4L60E transmissions I have used Yank and Circle billet stall converters. Either 2800 or 3000 rpm stall. They truly drive like a stocker until you nail it from a start and then they really come alive. One of my car buddies has a 3600 stall Yank in his Camaro and loves it. I use the Yank entry level billet converter. Make sure you run a big stacked plate trans cooler. Typically Yank runs specials around Christmas. |
10-24-2022, 02:32 AM | #3 |
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Re: Accelerating from a stop and converter stall
Thanks
I ordered a 2800 Stall. |
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