Hey guys need some help with picking a stall speed. I just bought headers ory 373s now looking for a stall the car also has airfoil and cai. I hope to hit high 12s low 13s so any help would be awesome . Also the car doesn't really go anywhere 800miles last summer but would like something streetable the wife may drive it a few times in the summer. Thanks
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I have a 3400-3600, not really sure what mine is at but I'd say it's very streetable and a blast to drive. Honestly most of the time I've heard people recommend calling the company you're planning on getting the stall from and ask them what they recommend.- Brian Meissen
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1994 Camaro LT1 Transplant -
357ci LT1, cammed, stalled, and driven. 
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Buy the right one the first time. I have a generic. 2800 in my car now and am changing it to the Yank 3600 I should have bought in the first place. ( I have a LS1)When in doubt, Whip it out !
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That's why I was asking all the manufactures tell me different. Figured I would get some information from the guys that actually have them. And with the Lt1 I am being told not to go to high unlike the ls1 cars but again I am new to this just looking for help. ThanksOriginally posted by farmington View PostBuy the right one the first time. I have a generic. 2800 in my car now and am changing it to the Yank 3600 I should have bought in the first place. ( I have a LS1)
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Funny that's where it will be installed. I have spoke with him about converter quality just not stall speed, thanks I will send him an email tomorrow.Originally posted by zeeman View PostTalk to Richard @ Detroit gearbox. He will enlighten you. I have ran 3000 stalls in my lt and in my ls Camaros with bolt ons. LOVE them. might go with a 3500 in the new build. But that is going to have slightly more than bolt ons.
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