Recomendations On Converters
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Whenever you go to a higher stall converter, be sure to add an extra tranny cooler if you're going to drive the car on the street. High stall converters heat the fluid more, so you need the extra cooling. Expect to see some loss of MPG in city driving too.
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Originally Posted by ToSlowForU
Thanks. That helps. Is anyone using the Yank? If so what size? Any other comments about drivability?
Last edited by blue racer c6; Nov 26, 2005 at 06:04 PM.
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Originally Posted by ToSlowForU
Okay thanks. What about loss on the freeway? Do you think a 2800 is enough or too much for the street?
As for a cooler, it's not needed if you lower your fan turn on temps.
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