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Post  airford1 on November 11th 2009, 9:07 am

#3600 pound car with 545 and a c6 with 4.10 gears. I am ready to put the motor in and order the converter and I ask , Sprag or no Sprag?


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Re: Sprag or spragless

Post  bruno on November 11th 2009, 9:36 am

give Lenny a call @ UCC ...his website is in the side bar >>>>>>>>>

ps change your weight Very Happy

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Post  studly on November 11th 2009, 10:38 am

x2 lenny is the man

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Post  D. Sea on November 11th 2009, 12:29 pm

600 pound car? It's just an engine with wheels? Razz

Spragless IMO

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Post  Northwest outlaw on November 11th 2009, 2:20 pm

3600lbs

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Re: Sprag or spragless

Post  ultimatelenny on November 11th 2009, 3:40 pm

If you can give a little more info it would help out. Engine specs, street driven or just raced. I would think a 10" if more toward street driving, a 9" if more race oriented. They would both utilize a sprag for performance and heat control. Whatever your driving preferences, one of these two configured for your combo would work great for you.

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Post  airford1 on November 11th 2009, 8:12 pm

ultimatelenny wrote:If you can give a little more info it would help out. Engine specs, street driven or just raced. I would think a 10" if more toward street driving, a 9" if more race oriented. They would both utilize a sprag for performance and heat control. Whatever your driving preferences, one of these two configured for your combo would work great for you.

650 tq @4400 rpm and 650 hp @ 5800 rpm the motor has a 600 tq flat line from 3100 rpm till 6000 rpm. The cam is .726/.726 lift 296/296 @.050 du solid roller with a victor manifold and a 1050 dominator. 11/1 comp in a car that is going to be a bracket racer. I dont have a trans brake , but will add one soon. c6 4:10 gears with 28x10.5x15 slicks No spray just motor


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Re: Sprag or spragless

Post  richter69 on November 11th 2009, 8:48 pm

I'd go with the sprag. Wink

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Post  westsideford on November 12th 2009, 12:02 am

richter69 wrote:I'd go with the sprag. Wink


X2

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Post  ultimatelenny on November 12th 2009, 8:09 am

airford1 wrote:
ultimatelenny wrote:If you can give a little more info it would help out. Engine specs, street driven or just raced. I would think a 10" if more toward street driving, a 9" if more race oriented. They would both utilize a sprag for performance and heat control. Whatever your driving preferences, one of these two configured for your combo would work great for you.

650 tq @4400 rpm and 650 hp @ 5800 rpm the motor has a 600 tq flat line from 3100 rpm till 6000 rpm. The cam is .726/.726 lift 296/296 @.050 du solid roller with a victor manifold and a 1050 dominator. 11/1 comp in a car that is going to be a bracket racer. I dont have a trans brake , but will add one soon. c6 4:10 gears with 28x10.5x15 slicks No spray just motor


A 9" converter (S98) would work great in your application, especially with the weight and stroke. Not only will it be the quickest piece in the car, but very consistant. It can be built with either an X5 sprag assem. or a mechanical diode(both are one way mechanisms that allows the stator to run one to one with the turbine and pump after flash or torque multiplication). This converter uses an 8" stator that is very aggressive on the leave and the S98 core we use has a 5 qt. fluid capacity that ensures maximum lock up and heat control. Hope this helps as I tend to start getting long winded with all the variables involved in converter theory. Simply put, one size does not fit all.

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Post  bbf-falcon on November 12th 2009, 8:47 am

This site is coming together great. We now have a pro converter guy, some really good Professional engine builders, a pro Tranny guy,pro Suspention guy.Why would we need to go any where else?
Thanks to All of you Wink

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Post  ultimatelenny on November 12th 2009, 9:07 am

Thanks for the kudo's and let us not forget that we have one of the best NOS guys around in Steve Johnson at Induction Solutions.

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Post  IcallhimGeorge on November 12th 2009, 9:58 am

and the losing-est driver in mud racing history.

Im a legend! lol!

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Re: Sprag or spragless

Post  BIGDOG466 on November 20th 2009, 6:26 pm

Why do guys run a spragless?

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Post  richter69 on November 20th 2009, 6:49 pm

BIGDOG466 wrote:Why do guys run a spragless?


because they keep breaking sprags.............have yet to join that club.

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