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Old 05-06-2009 | 03:33 PM
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I have a 02 scsb with a LQ9 with a 230/236 591/601 @110, edelbrock ls xt pro flo intake, 90mm tb, patriot ls6 stage 2 64cc 2.02/1.57 heads. The tranny is a 4l80e with a trans go hd2 (street edege 4000 will be here next week) and I am looking to put the 4.10 gears in this weekend. I am looking on opinions on the 4000 stall with 4.10 gears. I have 3.73's now but before my trap speed seemed low and I was not using enough of 3rd gear when crossing the traps. The intake is new to the set up so I am looking at running my shift points higher but just wondering how well the gears will work with the set up?
Old 05-06-2009 | 04:11 PM
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I'd say at least 4.10s.... If you don't care about streetability (which I know you don't) maybe even some 4.30s IMO.... From 3.73s, the next big jump is the .30's... You'll notice a difference with the 4.10's but probably not a whole lot honestly, esp with the bigger converter going in.
Old 05-06-2009 | 04:17 PM
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well my PI was flashing over 4000 with my set up, I wish I would have got the 4.30's but it looks like the 4.10 will do for now. I ordered my converter today and he told me it will ship out friday or monday.
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if it were me id do 4.56s since your not to weired about drivabillity just a thought
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It takes big stalls to make these heavy trucks run good 60's n/a or nitrous. F/I trucks need less stall speed. You need at least a 3500 with 3.73 or 4.10's to get them to lauch good 60's. (good 60's= good et) 3000 with 4.10= low 1.8x high 1.7x or 3500 and higher with 4.10=1.6 -1.7 60's. There is no reason why not to run a bigger stall n/a unless your happy with slower et's! You could run a small stall as long as you have a s/c or turbo!

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Old 05-08-2009 | 10:27 AM
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It takes big stalls to make these heavy trucks run good 60's n/a or nitrous. F/I trucks need less stall speed. You need at least a 3500 with 3.73 or 4.10's to get them to lauch good 60's. (good 60's= good et) 3000 with 4.10= low 1.8x high 1.7x or 3500 and higher with 4.10=1.6 -1.7 60's. There is no reason why not to run a bigger stall n/a unless your happy with slower et's! You could run a small stall as long as you have a s/c or turbo!
I agree I had a 3800 with 3.73's and and I just thougt it was not enough so I bumped up both. If the gear seems to small I will pick it up.
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my 3800 would flash to 4200 or so and it was fine for daily driving I have alway run a 3500 plus since I had the 4.8 with out a single issue. There are a few guys here running 4000 + stalls and daily driving, but as eairly stated this truck of mine is not daily driven.My 06 is my daily driven truck, the 02 will see more track than road.

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I DD'd a 3600 Yank behind a turbo setup with 3.73s that flashed close to 5K.... And drove every day just fine...

Its all perception and what your personal taste is, I'd have no problem driving a 4000+ converter every day....
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Originally Posted by getonit
It takes big stalls to make these heavy trucks run good 60's n/a or nitrous. F/I trucks need less stall speed. You need at least a 3500 with 3.73 or 4.10's to get them to lauch good 60's. (good 60's= good et) 3000 with 4.10= low 1.8x high 1.7x or 3500 and higher with 4.10=1.6 -1.7 60's. There is no reason why not to run a bigger stall n/a unless your happy with slower et's! You could run a small stall as long as you have a s/c or turbo!
my cousin is running on 4:10 with a 3000 quality stall and he is running a 12.5 on motor and a 11.6 on 150 wet nos on an ex cab
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my cousin is running on 4:10 with a 3000 quality stall and he is running a 12.5 on motor and a 11.6 on 150 wet nos on an ex cab
nice times I am hoping for 11.5's or better on the new set up



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