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Old 11-02-2005, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by whitt1
I'm currently running a 2.75" pulley with a Gatorback belt with no problems.It sounds like you are on the right track.
What size belt is it? Thanks
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110.5"belt works fine.They are easy to find stardard size for a Ford diesel.
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Originally Posted by kbracing96
Go to eBay and look up this guy, eli2112. He sells DACCO reman stalls. He doesn't have the one I got listed on ebay right now, but he says he has them, just email him. The one I got is the 2200rpm TB stalls and it works great. I can brake stall it to 3K and 5lbs of boost. Zippy on SSSiverado.com puts them in the Radix's SS trucks with much success. I believe I payed $140 plus shipping for it, and I love it. It's a little higher around town then stock, and when you hammer it it really comes to life.
I got hold of him and he listed this one.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4L60E...11972674QQrdZ1
Sounds like it may be too big for a 5800 pound truck with a 6.0/SC combo. I might be the guy flashing to 3500. Yank want 800+ fot a TC?
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get a part number and i can look up a trailblazer one for you
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part #24215557
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i can get it for 205
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Where do you think it will flash to when I stomp it off the line? Would the dailyy driving manners still be like stock (or close)?
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i dont know much about converters. from what i hear it drives pretty much like stock but it will stall up to 2500.
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Originally Posted by fogle04
i dont know much about converters. from what i hear it drives pretty much like stock but it will stall up to 2500.
not always. they resist stalling as torque increases. so if you are just rolling into it, its not going to make a 4000rpm converter flash at 4k. It you launch hard it will. So dont think you'll be going 0-2500rpm every time you tap the gas. I doubt youd even notice a 2500rpm converter. my 383 had a 2800 and i couldn't even tell it was there. adn that had torque!
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Just for reference, my Yank TT3000 felt just barely 'looser' than stock while driving normally - someone else like my wife or dad probably wouldn't notice before/after. However at the track the stall really helps as well as the shift extension.


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