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Learner Driver
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Hey Guys,
This is something i'm trying to get as much info on from as many people as i can because i'm getting conflicting information! My Situation: HQ Monaro - 400 Chev 367 RWHP - TH400 9" with 3.7:1 Gears It's currently got a Dominator stall in it, which was built for the previous engine with a much smaller cam. Previously it really didnt act like much of a stall at all.. I called it around 2000Rpm. Anyway.. I've spoken to TCE ( Through my Engine Builder), given them all my specs and what i use the car for and they reccomended a 3800 Stall ( Dont recall what diameter though!). At the moment i cruise down the highway at about 3200Rpm, and i'm crossing the line at the track at about 5500-6000. My concern is drivability and overheating the trans oil. I do quite a bit of "Cruising" and highway driving with the car, and i dont want to cook the trans by having it slipping at below lockup speed of 3800! Am i worrying over nothing? Or is it a valid point? Suggestions/Experiences/Thoughts appreciated! Cheers!
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........brooooooooom........
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i had the same problem with my vb when i went up 2 a 3800 converter it did make the trans heat up alot more but in sayin that i only had 3.45 gears so when i was cruisin round it was loadin the converter up a bit
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Wannbe Racer
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tiny ive got a tce 5000 convertor in mine and used to have a dominator. the tce is a much tighter convertor. mine doesn't create hardly any heat and is totally drivable and cruisable. after having both types i would strongly recommend a tce.
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MCF Moderator
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interesting i have a dominator in myne suppost to be a 4200 nos converter but doesnt seem like its got a converter in it at all have been told to go tce good to here you prefer the tce thats what i will be getting if ever i change the one i have now
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Brake Slammer
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I use to run a 5500 converter on the street with a rather small cooler and never had any heat issues. Just make sure it get plenty of good air flow. |
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