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gaarder
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6/23/2003
19:18:43
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 Subject: Stall Converter
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I have a 99 Dakota R/T. I was thinking about installing a stall converter. I was told that the Mopar one is on backorder....... Where can I get a decent one(other than Mopar) for less that $500 ?
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slow2dak
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6/23/2003
22:16:55
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check out TCI, Coan, Dynamic Convertors, or try Daves Racing Automatics in Irving Texas.
www.tciautomotive.com
www.racesearch.com
02 4.7/Auto RC Sport
3.55 and a one legged wonder
removed 3rd cat, True Duals w/ H-pipe, 2 1/4" 2 Chamber Flowmasters
tps .701
relocated IAT
Adjustable ECT sensor
K & N drop in
Removed rubber flap
Unplugged LPS(soon to be adjustable)
All on street tires
Best 1/4: 15.20 @ 89.52
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DakotaDriver
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6/24/2003
10:51:54
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Actually gaarder...all torque convertors have a "stall speed". What you want is a "higher" stall speed convertor. This is usually accomplished by changing the vanes internally to the convertor and also the actual physical size of the convertor. Back in the '80s it was popular to alter an Opel convertor for drag racing use. I had an 8-3/4" diameter convertor behind a 455ci Pontiac motor where that stock convertor was about 13" in diamter. The better aftermarket convertors are reinforced internally to take the higher pressures.
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POWER HUNGRY
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6/24/2003
20:47:23
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I list about 15 different torque converter/companys and where to check them out in this post, second reply:
https://www.dodgedakota.net/boards/per/8260.html
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