JourneymanD
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Does anybody know what the stock stall speed of the torque converter in the 87-88 e350 vans with a C6 was? I am getting ready to order a new trans, and I would like to match the TC as close as i can. It was working great, just putting in a new trans cause the seals are gone and it don't go into gear til it's run a bit after sitting for a few days. Never had any probs w/ the trans other then that. Of course I wasn't thinking to check the stall speed when everything was together, and now the engine and trans are both out.
The trans guy suggested a 1500-1600 stall converter. If anybody can make a recommendation, I am all ears. This is a e350 cutaway w/14ft box & liftgate, so I wont be redlight to redlight. I will be rolling 19-20K lbs CGVW w/trailer in tow, and will be hitting the 6-7% grades on 80 from Sacramento, Ca to Wells, NV then up 93 into Twin Falls, ID.(trans cooler & temp gauge and pyro are a must, i know)
I only want to do it once so it's gotta be right. I just don't know much about selecting a stall speed for the TC. Some advice from some of you that roll heavy would be great.
Thanks!
The trans guy suggested a 1500-1600 stall converter. If anybody can make a recommendation, I am all ears. This is a e350 cutaway w/14ft box & liftgate, so I wont be redlight to redlight. I will be rolling 19-20K lbs CGVW w/trailer in tow, and will be hitting the 6-7% grades on 80 from Sacramento, Ca to Wells, NV then up 93 into Twin Falls, ID.(trans cooler & temp gauge and pyro are a must, i know)
I only want to do it once so it's gotta be right. I just don't know much about selecting a stall speed for the TC. Some advice from some of you that roll heavy would be great.
Thanks!