Where to find a stall converter

[Rfstang01]

hey guys i have a 2002 mustang gt and was looking to get a stall converter, but am having a hard time finding them for my year mustang. Also is it a major job to get done? Thanks

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[Zack]

Everyone willl propably tell you to get a PI converter, but I recommend a Circle D or Dirty Dog unit.

 

[hj16]

Everyone willl propably tell you to get a PI converter, but I recommend a Circle D or Dirty Dog unit.

I would be one of those people, but take Zach's word over mine, he's been dealing with big power Automatics in his Marauders for years.

A 3200 stall with some 4.30s would do wonders for a NA 2V.

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

A 3200 stall with some 4.30s would do wonders for a NA 2V if you don't plan on going over 105 mph

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[hj16]

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1 - 39~
2 - 74~
3 - 110~
OD - 155~

6250rpm, 4.30s, Stock Tires.... how many NA 2V do you know that go over 110 in the 1/4? The ones that are going faster are spinning them higher than 6250 or have 28" tires

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

1 - 39~
2 - 74~
3 - 110~
OD - 155~

6250rpm, 4.30s, Stock Tires.... how many NA 2V do you know that go over 110 in the 1/4? The ones that are going faster are spinning them higher than 6250 or have 28" tires

the 2v really only makes power to 5900ish, and you also have to factor in the converter slip of atleast 5% (probably more) depending on what you buy. Car would be lucky to do 105 in 3rd. if it were me i'd do a 3.90 with an auto, gives you room to grow

 

[blownstang]

Everyone willl propably tell you to get a PI converter, but I recommend a Circle D or Dirty Dog unit.

+1. Circle D, Dirty Dog, BC Automotive, or UCC. What else is done to the car? You'll most likely want something with a stall of 3200-3600.

 

[2003RedL]

Another vote for Dirty Dog.
Alan knows his stuff.

 

[Bob_Kurgan]

We use UCC on all our customer cars..

 

[1badass96gt]

I have a PI Stallion w/ 3400 stall for sale. If you're interested let me know.

 

[Tim]

+1. Circle D, Dirty Dog, BC Automotive, or UCC. What else is done to the car? You'll most likely want something with a stall of 3200-3600.

All of these are great options. I have had great personal experience with a BC Automotive converter but it was in an N/A Mach 1. :biggthump

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