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Old 08-20-2006, 03:46 PM
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Go with a Yank 3000. You retain full towing capacity also....or the Yank 3200, but you can only tow a few thousand pounds.
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Yank TT3000 or PI if you can swing it...
Old 08-30-2006, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by BlownChevy
speaking from my experiance only, I wish I had never installed a trailblazer converter. Truck has not been right since I did, this may not apply to N/A where you are not hitting it with 500 ft pounds of tq.....but with the blower, the TB converter sucks IMHO.
What do you expect from a stock 6 cylinder stall converter??

I am using an L35 V6 S10 TC behind my Vortec350, its stal;ls to about 2500-2700 rpm. The TB-TC works on teh same principle. Go for it, it will allow you to decide if you want mor ein the future, some folks hate the feel of a highstall TC.

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