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07-09-2007, 05:14 PM
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Location: Merrylands Sydney
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For the benefit of all I have decided to start this thread to see just what effect stall converters have on et and or 60 footer.
My stallie which I believed to be 3000 is actually a 2500 rpm unit,Errors in my tacho have misled me. At 2500 my best ever 60 footer was 2.098 and average is 2.110.Essentially this is a reduction of .2 second off the quarter mile.My power loss from standard was 2 rwkws . I do believe Casper with his 3500 stallie has done from memory a 1.8 60 footer.This equates to a 0.5 second off the 60 footer.I am not sure what he averages. If anyone else has results from their stall converter please post.
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Stall converter sizes and results.
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