torque converter
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torque converter
i have to order a new torque converter and i'm seeing various stall speed models.
I did regear this truck to 4:56 and im not sure if that has an affect and im wondering what stall speed range i should put in this truck
im seeing 1800-2100
2100-2400
1600-1800
1700-2100
all kinds
what would be best
I did regear this truck to 4:56 and im not sure if that has an affect and im wondering what stall speed range i should put in this truck
im seeing 1800-2100
2100-2400
1600-1800
1700-2100
all kinds
what would be best
Legend
Joined: Nov 2014
Posts: 8,098
Likes: 318
i have to order a new torque converter and i'm seeing various stall speed models.
I did regear this truck to 4:56 and im not sure if that has an affect and im wondering what stall speed range i should put in this truck
im seeing 1800-2100
2100-2400
1600-1800
1700-2100
all kinds
what would be best
I did regear this truck to 4:56 and im not sure if that has an affect and im wondering what stall speed range i should put in this truck
im seeing 1800-2100
2100-2400
1600-1800
1700-2100
all kinds
what would be best
Champion
Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 4,867
Likes: 434
From: Central VA
Kinda depends what/how you are planning to use the truck - will you be towing with it, rock climbing, etc. The higher the stall speed, the more is heat generated by the converter and transmitted to the transmission fluid/transmission.
