Yank 3000???????
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Racer
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From: Wichita KS
Yank 3000???????
Does anybody know if the Yank stealth 3000 has to be tuned! I have a head and cam job done with stock TQ and was going to buy a 3000 Stall. Anyhelp I would appreciate.
Also, I have a efi tune running off stock idle with a 228-222 Comp cam on a 114.5 LSA.
Also, I have a efi tune running off stock idle with a 228-222 Comp cam on a 114.5 LSA.
Melting Slicks
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From: Davie Florida
Don't waste your time and money on the Stealth 3000. The Stealth is really nothing but a heavy modified stock T/C. Get at least the Yank SS3200 with the SS3600 being even better since you have H/C.
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Racer
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From: Wichita KS
Mitch
I don't want it to feel lose like my old 3200 stall! from 0-40 Mph is felt like ****! That why I was asking about the 2800 and the 3000! Also, do I need to have a tune done after the install or is it plug and play!
That is my main concern.
I don't want it to feel lose like my old 3200 stall! from 0-40 Mph is felt like ****! That why I was asking about the 2800 and the 3000! Also, do I need to have a tune done after the install or is it plug and play!
That is my main concern.
Melting Slicks
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From: Davie Florida
Originally Posted by freemanjc
Mitch
I don't want it to feel lose like my old 3200 stall! from 0-40 Mph is felt like ****! That why I was asking about the 2800 and the 3000! Also, do I need to have a tune done after the install or is it plug and play!
That is my main concern.
I don't want it to feel lose like my old 3200 stall! from 0-40 Mph is felt like ****! That why I was asking about the 2800 and the 3000! Also, do I need to have a tune done after the install or is it plug and play!
That is my main concern.
Melting Slicks
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From: Davie Florida
Originally Posted by yaonttwo
3,000 stealth may be a little slower to rev up. However, it is just as efficient as smaller units and is more robust. Call Yank and ask.
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Racer
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From: Wichita KS
Originally Posted by Face
Which 3200 did you have originally? The yank SS3200 should feel very tight.
You want to know loose, try driving with my YPT4400.
You want to know loose, try driving with my YPT4400.
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Originally Posted by freemanjc
I had ans till have 3:42's and a Fuddle Racing 3200 Stall. It was terrible. I took it out! I am currently having knock retard and don't know how to fix that either. I need to find a good tuner near Wichita, Kansas. I am now regretting ever doing this H/C job!
