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stall speed is determined by the amount of torque your engine puts out, right? if this is so, and I have the stock conv. with 1800 stall, with my mods, has the stall speed dropped a little since i'm probably making more tq than I was before?
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It will go up if you increase your torque. Although bolt on mods do not do much. You must increase displacement, add nitrous, etc. Simple bolt ons will not change the stall speed. -
Ok you hit the nail on the head since i will have a 100 shot what should i stall the tourque converter up to now<b><a href=\"http://www.sick-sixx.com\" target=\"_blank\">SICK-SIXX MEMBER</a></b><br />NA 14.345 with a 1.863 60 foot<br />Nitrous 13.03@99.5 with a 1.63 60 foot<br /><br />2000 Camaro 3.8L A4: USE TO HAVE Comp Cam 210/220 .535/.547 113lsa 111 I/C, Port and Polished Heads, NX Wet Kit 100 Shot, CPRA made by CP, RK Sport HeadersComment
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Nitrous converters have bigger area then NA converters so the stall speed doesn't go up much compared to NA ones. It depends on the converter you have.Comment
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