Stall Converters?
#1
Stall Converters?
I am geting ready to install My transgo shift kit on My 93 vert 5.0 with 4.10 gears and I was thinking of installing a stall converter while I have the tranny drained do You think this is a good idea or should I leave the stock one in and just go the kit for know? The car is basically stock other than off road H pipe and flowmaster cat back but I am plannning on alot more in the future. I really like the way the stalled cars sound when they take off.
Thanks for any input!!
Preston
Thanks for any input!!
Preston
#2
RE: Stall Converters?
www.edgeracingconverters.com
www.converters.com
go with a edge or pi converter. best mod you can do to a aod car. dont forget a tranny cooler and gears also.
www.converters.com
go with a edge or pi converter. best mod you can do to a aod car. dont forget a tranny cooler and gears also.
#3
RE: Stall Converters?
I def. agree. A good converter will make a HUGE differance
http://www.autoforumuniverse.com/ads...converter.com/
http://www.autoforumuniverse.com/ads...converter.com/
#4
RE: Stall Converters?
When looking on the edge wbsite they show a Mild Street Edge AOD w/lock up - $324.50 is this a good one for My application? I don't think I will be racing or anything with the canvertable Just want a fun street car.
Thanks
Thanks
#8
RE: Stall Converters?
i have a 91 LX, AOD, pretty much stock (just some exhaust, MSD, BBK intake, etc.). I bought the TansGo shift kit, B&M Trans Cooler, B&M stall. When i was looking for a stall converter both B&M as well as Summit told me that since my car is almost stock they told me to go with the B&M Torkmaster 2000 (BMM-40437 ) since its stall was just a little more than factory. It's cheap and since i'm not running any forced induction yet, heck its good enough for me right now. Planning on installing the 3 this weekend!