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rst95eclipse 08-22-2006 04:05 PM

Torque converter recommendations/spec
 
I must say right off the bat, I don't know transmissions. I understand that for high hp applications, you need a high stall rate. I've looked at what Protorque has to offer (1000 over stock - $425), which is probably what I'm going with. I'm wondering if I need something with a higher stall rate. Please feel free to add in your suggests if you have any. Here are the specs of my ride.

95 GSX: TCUgo, GT-35R, 1600cc injectors, -10AN line, E85, 2.3L stoker-built, aggressive cams, DSMLink

rst95eclipse 08-23-2006 11:48 PM

Re: Torque converter recommendations/spec
 
Anyone!?

Shotgun! 08-23-2006 11:57 PM

Re: Torque converter recommendations/spec
 
What cams? Where you start to see power is where you need your stall. Ish...

tim 08-24-2006 12:36 AM

Re: Torque converter recommendations/spec
 
2 minutes on the tuners Automatic section found me a ton of threads.

There are a few good responses in here
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/show...ighlight=stall

Here is an article mentioned in that thread written by ITP
http://www.mirage-performance.com/so...converter.html

TheBlizzard 08-24-2006 01:02 AM

Re: Torque converter recommendations/spec
 
If you plan on making any notable power you are going to want to upgrade a few things. You are going to want to get an Alto (sp?) end clutch kit, a translab shift kit, and a torque converter. You can have your torque convertet taylored for your application. You can tell most companies what you want the stall to be set at and they will set it there. It really depends on your setup and goals for the car.

If you are going to drag it then you want the stall high enough so you can brake torque it and build some boost and RPMs at the line without overpowering your brakes. If also helps on the street to get your RPMs in a range where your turbo can be effective if that is the power adder you are using.

npaulseth 08-24-2006 08:37 AM

Re: Torque converter recommendations/spec
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBlizzard
If you plan on making any notable power you are going to want to upgrade a few things. You are going to want to get an Alto (sp?) end clutch kit, a translab shift kit, and a torque converter.

You are forgeting the most important part of upgrading your A/T, replacing the stock tranny cooler with a larger aftermarket unit.

rst95eclipse 08-24-2006 02:34 PM

Re: Torque converter recommendations/spec
 
Awesome guys. Helps tremendously. Thank you.


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