Loss of power to the road
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Loss of power to the road
My motor was dynoed at 453hp. Now that it is installed the motor revs fast in park. When in gear had you give it a mash of the gas no real power increase. This is hooked up to a 727 with the stock torque converter out of the slant 6. I have a new tci converter do you think this will help?????
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Should....TCi 5,000 RPM stall.. And a 250 Shot of NOS... Now your flying!!!
Now give us the rest of the story.....
Welcome to the site....
No..Really... Whats the problem? Whats it in? What was the main Plan or goal you were looking for?
Now give us the rest of the story.....
Welcome to the site....
No..Really... Whats the problem? Whats it in? What was the main Plan or goal you were looking for?
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It's in a 72 dart! I was just wondering if it was possible the stock converter was locking up and holding back power. Thanks for the welcome!!! This is my first mopar
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I'm Going to say Ya'll Need start out with at least...
3500 Convertor...
3.91 or 4.10 gear...
Depending on what your going to do with the car?
At the moment I'm going Street Car Hot Rod... Unless you tell me diff>
3500 Convertor...
3.91 or 4.10 gear...
Depending on what your going to do with the car?
At the moment I'm going Street Car Hot Rod... Unless you tell me diff>
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I just got a 3500 stall from tci they suggested that with my tire and rear end. It acts as if there is no kick down cable . Is there anything else I should look for?
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It could be something other than the engine/trans/reared. Could be sticking brakes or a frozen bearing or u-joint, I'd put it up on jack stands and check that everything rotates freely. I also remember reading that a 6 cyl torque converter behind a healthy 8 acts like a high stall to begin with, I think it was a low buck racers trick.
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