2000 stall converter

[Ronald Weishaar]

Will I be all right with a 2000 stall converter behind by 340 with a 509 cam?

 

[icetech]

Will I be all right with a 2000 stall converter behind by 340 with a 509 cam?

It will work if that's what you mean... you might wanna post the rest of your nfo though like weight, gear.. desired driving style that sorta thing..

I would go bigger, the fti 9.5", you can't even tell it's a higher stall til you stand on it, really nice to drive. I have a 3200 right now and a 3800 waiting for my next motor..

(PTC is also good at a good price, FTI was a joy to deal with though.. so they got my business)

 

[PurpleBeeper]

Probably too low of a stall (?)

 

[1967coronet]

To me you will be right at the bottom end of your torque curve. Once it bites you will drop below that curve at take off.
A factory 11" is pretty close to that 2000 number.

 

[493 Mike]

I looked at the FTI web site and it appears they are GM guys. I'm a Dynamic guy but, for street use, almost any major brand will work.
Mike

 

[icetech]

I looked at the FTI web site and it appears they are GM guys. I'm a Dynamic guy but, for street use, almost any major brand will work.
Mike

Not sure how they are gm guys when the make converters for ford/gm and mopar... they would be fools to not make gm tc's though.. why do the smallest market segment when you could actually grow and make money?

 

[493 Mike]

Not sure how they are gm guys when the make converters for ford/gm and mopar... they would be fools to not make gm tc's though.. why do the smallest market segment when you could actually grow and make money?

I saw no reference to Mopars?

 

[icetech]

I saw no reference to Mopars?

It's in a pull down on the top

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