stall converter

[blakngold4life]

Im looking for a higher stall converter around 2000-25000 but cant seem to figure out how to get my hands on such an item. I have read that some people have them, my question is where can I get one?

[Crazy K]

Im looking for a higher stall converter around 2000-25000 but cant seem to figure out how to get my hands on such an item. I have read that some people have them, my question is where can I get one?

what year is your car? info I have on hand says stall speed:

1991-1993 3.4 tranny : 2095

1994 3.4 tranny : 2060

 

I was about to post about lowering stall speed, since a 1994-1995 A body (with 3100) got a 1630 stall speed converter... and how it would affect any of a 3.4, 3.1, or a 3100 that has a 2000 range converter.

[mihela816]

4 cylinder cars with a 3 speed had a higher stall, like the 2.5 or a quad 4. I think it was around 2700.

[BIGBULS]

Be aware that the listed stall speeds for each convertor are NOT what you'll actually see in the real world.

 

Usually, your actual stall will be 30-40% higher than listed.

 

For example, 94-96 3100 L Body cars get a "1400rpm" convertor, but actual stall is in the 1900-2050rpm range (it varies slightly from car to car). Likewaise, a 3100 W-Car will usually rev to 2600-2800rpm at full stall, but I think they are listed at 2095rpm or somesuch.

 

 

 

 

Just be aware that ENGINE TORQUE affects listed stall rpm.

[MonteCarloDude]

Be aware that the listed stall speeds for each convertor are NOT what you'll actually see in the real world.

 

Usually, your actual stall will be 30-40% higher than listed.

 

For example, 94-96 3100 L Body cars get a "1400rpm" convertor, but actual stall is in the 1900-2050rpm range (it varies slightly from car to car). Likewaise, a 3100 W-Car will usually rev to 2600-2800rpm at full stall, but I think they are listed at 2095rpm or somesuch.

 

 

 

 

Just be aware that ENGINE TORQUE affects listed stall rpm.

i was about to say......the monte stall is a little under 3K.