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Post  feetfirst on Fri May 28, 2010 8:11 am

Fired up my 515 a-headed motor, did a stall check on the transbrake.........7200... Shocked Shocked

This is an Ultimate Converter that was built for a little larger CI BBF a-headed motor, but, exact same weight car, same trans, same gear same everything.....except the motor. It stalled 6600 in this other car, which ran 8.40's at 161...........what does this mean when it goes to 7200 in mine??? Am I making this much more power?
Could be the SV -1 carb, which is absolutely nasty on the response / idle quality......

Guess we will find out tomorrow..... Very Happy Very Happy

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Re: Stall too loose??

Post  richter69 on Fri May 28, 2010 8:21 am

Carbs got nothing to do with it, what diameter converter?

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Re: Stall too loose??

Post  feetfirst on Fri May 28, 2010 8:24 am

Its a 9"...

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Post  richter69 on Fri May 28, 2010 8:37 am

Prolly not exactly what it needs but it should not go that high.........converter charge pressures can affect stal. as well. I would think what you have is way too loose like it is.

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Re: Stall too loose??

Post  dfree383 on Fri May 28, 2010 4:48 pm

I'd send it back to ucc and get it restalled. I'm ditching my 8" and going with a 9", mine figured out at 28% slippage at the bash on the first full pass. affraid

might try some different fluid to see if it will tighten up a little too.

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Post  Nevs on Fri May 28, 2010 4:55 pm

dfree383 wrote:I'd send it back to ucc and get it restalled. I'm ditching my 8" and going with a 9", mine figured out at 28% slippage at the bash on the first full pass. affraid

might try some different fluid to see if it will tighten up a little too.


28% is leaving a lot on the table Dave! Just think what it will do with a good working converter! Cool

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Post  dfree383 on Fri May 28, 2010 5:08 pm

Nevs wrote:
dfree383 wrote:I'd send it back to ucc and get it restalled. I'm ditching my 8" and going with a 9", mine figured out at 28% slippage at the bash on the first full pass. affraid

might try some different fluid to see if it will tighten up a little too.


28% is leaving a lot on the table Dave! Just think what it will do with a good working converter! Cool


yep been on the phone with Lenny..... Just need to save up the $$$ cause the good stuff ain't cheap!

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Re: Stall too loose??

Post  feetfirst on Fri May 28, 2010 5:18 pm

Just picked up some JD hyguard, will try this first to get a baseline on what needs to be done.

28% out the back door is insane, dfree.....I just can't see this one being loose in the top, but we will see....


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Post  Lem Evans on Fri May 28, 2010 5:22 pm

7,200.....it's gonna break something or flip over backwards.

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Re: Stall too loose??

Post  feetfirst on Fri May 28, 2010 5:27 pm

Lem Evans wrote:7,200.....it's gonna break something or flip over backwards.


Both....?? Embarassed Embarassed

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Post  richter69 on Fri May 28, 2010 5:56 pm

9" is too small of a diameter IMO.

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Re: Stall too loose??

Post  Lem Evans on Fri May 28, 2010 6:00 pm

feetfirst wrote:
Lem Evans wrote:7,200.....it's gonna break something or flip over backwards.


Both....?? Embarassed Embarassed

I hope I'm wrong...... Smile

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Post  Nevs on Fri May 28, 2010 6:34 pm

Lem Evans wrote:7,200.....it's gonna break something or flip over backwards.


If it doesn't blow the tires off, it's going to leave HARD!

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Post  whatbumper on Fri May 28, 2010 10:48 pm

with that much power you will not see any or very minimal difference with the JD oil. just send it back and get it done right. that seems like an awfully small converter for that combo. the smallest we've ever ran was a 9.5"

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Re: Stall too loose??

Post  feetfirst on Mon May 31, 2010 10:56 pm

Well, I'm still reeling from the worst shakedown of a complete new chassis, and drivetrain combo ever..... Mad

Never made a full pass.........4 rocker bolts pulled clean out of the head, and to top it off, destroyed a brand new slick coming out of the burnout box, caught the front of the wheel well, and turned the fender lip, ripping it right out, and slicing the tire clean thru all the way around.......

The only thing I can think of, is im glad all this happened when it did, and its funny, the car stayed up till I rolled to the beams, and when I stopped, it tilted back/to the right.........must of been the anti roll bar keeping the car up......

Oh well, at least all the cards are on the table now.......hope to have some decent results shortly.... Embarassed

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