Lookn for a 3200-4000 stall speed converter for my 99 ls1 with 4L60E
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you might want to shoot more towards 3000 to 3500. just because it says its a 3500 stall doesnt mean its gonna lock up at 3500. most likely it wont lock till atleast 4000 to 4200. exspecially with a stock gear and stock weight. itll take more to move the car which will result in your higher lock up. i put a 4000 stall from precision industries in a ls1 with a ms4 cam. on the dyno the car didnt fully lock up till almost 5200 rpm which is way to high. just a suggestion but ill keep an eye out for you if i come across one.Lsx swapped
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Lock up is computer controlled and mainly based on MPH. You could get a 4400 converter to lock at 35mph if you wanted to.Originally posted by formula57 View Postyou might want to shoot more towards 3000 to 3500. just because it says its a 3500 stall doesnt mean its gonna lock up at 3500. most likely it wont lock till atleast 4000 to 4200. exspecially with a stock gear and stock weight. itll take more to move the car which will result in your higher lock up. i put a 4000 stall from precision industries in a ls1 with a ms4 cam. on the dyno the car didnt fully lock up till almost 5200 rpm which is way to high. just a suggestion but ill keep an eye out for you if i come across one.
Now stall speed/tightness is a different story. Stall speed is bassed off of power. A higher power car is going to stall the converter higher. Loose/tightness has as much to do with weight and gear as it does converter size.
If you don't plan on using a power adder on the car I would use at the very least a 3600 if not a 4000 converter.
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Well I'll appoligize for using the wrong terms. I'm sure you unstood what I ment I just had it worded wrong. Still a 4000 stall on a bone stock ls1 is still pretty high. If the car is used more for a daily driver or just crusin around it just isn't gonna be practical for his application.Lsx swapped
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I daily drive my car with a 4K stall no problem at all and have been for a few years now, LS cars love high stall converters I wouldn't even waste my time with anything smaller than 3600Originally posted by formula57 View PostWell I'll appoligize for using the wrong terms. I'm sure you unstood what I ment I just had it worded wrong. Still a 4000 stall on a bone stock ls1 is still pretty high. If the car is used more for a daily driver or just crusin around it just isn't gonna be practical for his application.Doing less with more

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Its not a stock car, SLP lid, headers, true duals with magnaflows,waiting to go in is a texas speed 233/239 cam, thinkn about goin with a Vig 3200 there under rated stalls so its about a 3500-3600 stall
Thinki got a few possibilities here 3200 vig which is equivalent to 3500-3600 stall with about 15k miles for $375 or yank ss4000 2.6 str just had clutch replaced $500 shipped opinions?Last edited by 99ls1; February 25th, 2010, 09:37 AM.
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SS4000 and don't look back.Originally posted by 99ls1 View PostIts not a stock car, SLP lid, headers, true duals with magnaflows,waiting to go in is a texas speed 233/239 cam, thinkn about goin with a Vig 3200 there under rated stalls so its about a 3500-3600 stall
Thinki got a few possibilities here 3200 vig which is equivalent to 3500-3600 stall with about 15k miles for $375 or yank ss4000 2.6 str just had clutch replaced $500 shipped opinions?
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Yes exactly I had talked to a few guys and they said with a stock ls1 shoot for a 2800 3200 stall. Now that I know what cam is going in it then yes shoot for nothin higher than a 3600. Also rear gear is gonna make the difference in stall speed too.Originally posted by 1BADAIR View Postyep, anything above 40 or so and the TCC will lock and drive like stock
i would get a 3000-3200 for a stock carLsx swapped
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