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Old 04-13-2010, 12:22 PM
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I'm just curious on the TC's you guys are running and how you like them. I'm looking into the TT3000 but not sure if thats enough stall for a 224/224 cam. Feel free to chime in. Here are the 4 things that I'm most concerned with and probably everyone else as well.
1. Price
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4. Towing Capabilities
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yank or circle d.
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Tt3000 is a good daily driver stall. Not gonna be enough for all out track times. If you still have the 3.23's in your sig i would change those first.
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circle d 4c! my sst3600 is not enough for my tr224.
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Originally Posted by Truckshop
Tt3000 is a good daily driver stall. Not gonna be enough for all out track times. If you still have the 3.23's in your sig i would change those first.
I'm going to change out the gears and torque converter at the same time. I'm leaning towards 4.10's but I may change my mind and go with 3.73's instead. Yeah I'm not too worried about track times as much as I am still being able to pull a boat during the summer.
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Yank gets my vote. Owned 3 of them. Circle D has a good rep also. Both are site sponsors!
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