fastrt

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I prolly did this backwards, but I installed a yank sst3600 friday and now need some mid range grunt for it. I was thinking a staight 220 or 224 on a low lift xe lobe would be great for this stall, but need opinons....
mods are: tune, lt's, ory, hd2 shift kit, 4.10's eaton posi, and 20's. I retuned for the stall also.
thanks

Mangled03gmc

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Hell you would like a 226 with that stall, the ?? is what you spinning the motor too ??

John

sickREDsierra

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how high you wanna turn it? a 224 should make useable power to 6200+...

just depends on how big you want it, and where you shift at. that 3600 stall will cover prettty much any cam you want to pick that under 230+ duration

dirt track racer 81

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comp 224/228 on a 112..lift i think is around .581 or so..

silveradokidd_4518

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that one sounds good to me...

fastrt

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sounds big, but yanks are tight. spins about 1800 to 2000 to get movin, and around 2500 for a good brisk pull. the stock cam has no power in the 2000-3500 range. flashes 3500 and brake stalls 2700-2800.

dave from yank told me it would be good for what I wanted to do, but I was going into the conversation with 3000-3200 on the brain, and by the time I hung up he had talked me into 3600. I have a restall left, so I may go with a 3200.

fastrt

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I have done alot of searches and 224 is the reasonable choice, even if I back it down to 3200. right? shift points are at 6100-6200.

Mangled03gmc

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I am running a yank 3200, running a TSP 224R and it pulls pretty hard, def likes the converter..

John

dirt track racer 81

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theres guys running 220s on a 3k stall..you have a 3600 and you can get by with a much bigger duration.. i had a tr224 on a tb stall and i didnt think that was bad all..still spun off the line

dirt track racer 81

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err im running a 244/248 on a 3200 stal with 4.56 gears..all i do is spin