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New Converter and tuning...

Ryan and Aric..

I am beginning to put my new motor together and have got a line on a TCS 9.5" 3900 stall converter for a really good price brand new in the box. Anyway my question is once I get the motor built and this converter installed will it hurt anything to run the high stall converter without being specifically tuned for it for a little while. More like until I can get the funds up to come back by and see you guys for a fresh dyno tune. I am also working on getting a WideBand installed as well.

05-18-2010 08:25 AM
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Jowhite Wrote:
Ryan and Aric..

I am beginning to put my new motor together and have got a line on a TCS 9.5" 3900 stall converter for a really good price brand new in the box. Anyway my question is once I get the motor built and this converter installed will it hurt anything to run the high stall converter without being specifically tuned for it for a little while. More like until I can get the funds up to come back by and see you guys for a fresh dyno tune. I am also working on getting a WideBand installed as well.



It will not hurt anything...just shift alittle funny. MAKE SURE YOU PUT EXHAUST ON IT THIS TIME!

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05-18-2010 10:58 AM
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Jowhite Wrote:
Ryan and Aric..

I am beginning to put my new motor together and have got a line on a TCS 9.5" 3900 stall converter for a really good price brand new in the box. Anyway my question is once I get the motor built and this converter installed will it hurt anything to run the high stall converter without being specifically tuned for it for a little while. More like until I can get the funds up to come back by and see you guys for a fresh dyno tune. I am also working on getting a WideBand installed as well.



It will not hurt anything...just shift alittle funny. MAKE SURE YOU PUT EXHAUST ON IT THIS TIME!




It does... only thing stock is the manifolds for the exhaust. Other than that all 2.5" Mandrel bent, single high flow spun cats, magnaflow mufflers and tips.. Also has extra bung welded in the drivers side down pipe before the cat for a wide band which should make it much easier for tuning too...

05-18-2010 02:02 PM
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