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Old May 23, 2012 | 12:36 AM
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I'm sure sooner or later the stock trans is going to bite it, so I'm going to yank the trans as soon as I get back from Power Tour and have it rebuilt to handle the power from the blower.

Question is, which stall to put in? I was leaning towards the Vig 2800...here's what the car has in it :

3:15 gears
Ported Throttle Body
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Texas Speed & Performance Long Tubes & Off Road mid pipes
Corsa Indy Pace Car Exhaust
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Car puts down 515 RWHP /455 RWTQ

I'm running a set of MT 17" drag radials ( 275/40/17 )

What say you?
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Question is, which stall to put in? I was leaning towards the Vig 2800
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Question is, which stall to put in? I was leaning towards the Vig 2800
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I've got a 3000 Vig, with a 3.42 gear ratio. It all depends on how street able you want to keep your car. With a 3.15 gear I wouldn't go any higher then 2600 max at 2800 if you like it a little looser. The Vig run taller then the Yank. So a 2800 Vig maybe equivalent to a 3200 Yank.

If I had to do it over I wouldn't go over 2600, but that's my personal taste.
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Old May 23, 2012 | 04:38 PM
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I've got a 3000 Vig, with a 3.42 gear ratio. It all depends on how street able you want to keep your car. With a 3.15 gear I wouldn't go any higher then 2600 max at 2800 if you like it a little looser. The Vig run taller then the Yank. So a 2800 Vig maybe equivalent to a 3200 Yank.

If I had to do it over I wouldn't go over 2600, but that's my personal taste.
Just for giggles, I called Yank and Vig directly to see what they would recommend for the car.

Vig suggested a 2400 ( which works out to a 2800 ) and Yank suggested a 3200.

I'm still more inclined to go smaller than larger....
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Old May 23, 2012 | 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by huggerorange73
Just for giggles, I called Yank and Vig directly to see what they would recommend for the car.

Vig suggested a 2400 ( which works out to a 2800 ) and Yank suggested a 3200.

I'm still more inclined to go smaller than larger....
I'm running a YANK 3200 with 3.42 gears and couldn't be happier -

I'm not too sure of the Vig 2400, even if it works out to be a 2800 - why not just state it is a 2800?

If you don't want a YANK then do a Vig 2600-2800 which would be like a 3000-3200 in their terms - sheeeeeesh! I hope that is right!

I will recommend the YANK in my behalf, customer service and product is very good! PLUS - a 3200 is a 3200 and a 3000 is a 3000 and a 2800 is a 2800 - you get the picture

Thanks,Matt
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Originally Posted by madmatt9471
I'm running a YANK 3200 with 3.42 gears and couldn't be happier -

I'm not too sure of the Vig 2400, even if it works out to be a 2800 - why not just state it is a 2800?

If you don't want a YANK then do a Vig 2600-2800 which would be like a 3000-3200 in their terms - sheeeeeesh! I hope that is right!

I will recommend the YANK in my behalf, customer service and product is very good! PLUS - a 3200 is a 3200 and a 3000 is a 3000 and a 2800 is a 2800 - you get the picture

Thanks,Matt
Yank might be the way to fly.....I was just concerned that the 3200 would be too much for the car.
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I started with a Vig 3200 triple disk, and was happy with it. I could footbrake to about 2K, anymore it would push thru the brakes. It felt mild in my opinion, so a year later I had it adjusted to 3600, and it goes a few hundred RPM higher. It's pretty aggressive now, especially on the street. Note it was a free complimentary adjustment available to all owners. It flashes exactly to the advertised stall, so I dunno what people mean with the funny rating.
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Originally Posted by huggerorange73
Yank might be the way to fly.....I was just concerned that the 3200 would be too much for the car.
It would work well - it's all in the STATER and the size on how well it performs in the so called 'Parking Lot Behavior' - and with the larger stater it behaves real nice -

IF the 3200 scares you at all then do a 2800-3000 - just call Dave at YANK and let him know.

Thanks,Matt
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I'm running VIG 2800 3 disc lock up! drives stock every day on the street and runs 9s at the track! love it!
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I've ran a vigilante 2800 and 2600 at your power level, I liked the 2600 best (3.42's). I'm still running a 2600 stall (triple disk now).
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Keep the suggestions coming in!

Thanks for all the advice so far.
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Vig 2600 here- its also what RPM trans said would work best w/ my 342 rear as I have a "street" car only 625 rwhp and I dont track it.
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Old May 24, 2012 | 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Sponge Vette
I've got a 3000 Vig, with a 3.42 gear ratio. It all depends on how street able you want to keep your car. With a 3.15 gear I wouldn't go any higher then 2600 max at 2800 if you like it a little looser. The Vig run taller then the Yank. So a 2800 Vig maybe equivalent to a 3200 Yank.

If I had to do it over I wouldn't go over 2600, but that's my personal taste.

Have a 2600 stall TCS converter with 3.42 gears.
Still feels too loose for me.
Btw, Probably the cheapest way to fast track times is a high stall converter, like a 3800 or higher stall - undrivable for me though.
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I started with a yank 3200, I now have a yank 3800. I liked the 3200 much better on the street...
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Originally Posted by huggerorange73
Okay gang,

I'm sure sooner or later the stock trans is going to bite it, so I'm going to yank the trans as soon as I get back from Power Tour and have it rebuilt to handle the power from the blower.

Question is, which stall to put in? I was leaning towards the Vig 2800...here's what the car has in it :

3:15 gears
Ported Throttle Body
LS6 Intake
Texas Speed & Performance Long Tubes & Off Road mid pipes
Corsa Indy Pace Car Exhaust
A & A supercharger kit

Car puts down 515 RWHP /455 RWTQ

I'm running a set of MT 17" drag radials ( 275/40/17 )

What say you?
I'm running a Yank 3200 with good results....
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