stall???

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  1. 71gold

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    about what would a 2000 rpm stall cost? i priced one from $145 -$215. i don't know if i want or need one, just asking...frank...
     
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    Frank be careful on what you buy when it comes to stall's you want one that is furnace brazed and has bearings other than bushings........I am pretty sure I can get you a good deal on one from work just email me your engine year\ ballance, and tooth count on the flex plate. and I'll check tomorrow at work......
     
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    Do I even need one???

    I am looking for a stall converter also....mild 302, headers, 3.00 gears...do I even need one???


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    well the cam you are running did it recomend one?? and to be real honest most would not be able to tell it has a 2000 stall.......but get bigger than that and you would need lower gears... like at least 3:50's or more........other wise it would cause a lot of heat in the tranny and early trans failure......
     
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    This is a tricky subject. I ran/raced my Maverick for years before discovering what a stall could do for performance. Running a healthy cam over .5oo lift without a stall and now with a stall, what a difference! I have not put in the new gears yet (4.11) but with the 3.00's it'll light em up at will. I chose a 3000 stall to go with the new 28" high tires and gears. Have fun.. Scott
     
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    if running a stock engine, I would pass on a 2000 stall converter. A factory one usually stalls around 1800, and they can be had for around $50 at parts stores. I ran a 3000 in a basically stock 302 for a while, and it sure is nice to have the torque when you need it. Also ran the same converter with a turbo 302 making 10-12 psi boost, and it was a little much for a street car, but manageable (by creative use of the right foot). I havent decided what to do with it now, but leaning toward a smooth-idle roller lightweight internal 302 with the same 3000 TCI converter. Still haven't made up my mind yet, though would like to go to a 5-speed. Can't find a T5 for under $500 even without the clutch, bellhousing, fork, etc. Heck, I can build 6 C4's for $500.
     
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    Mavman email me one of the guy's at work has a t5 for sale........bell flywheel clutch shifter and all
     

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