High Stall Torque Converter




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I'll just say I think you guys are wrong about how much gains you can get from a stall on any Auto car. All the fastest street driven autos have high stalls. I dont see why a Benz would be any different.
I'll just say I think you guys are wrong about how much gains you can get from a stall on any Auto car. All the fastest street driven autos have high stalls. I dont see why a Benz would be any different.
Last edited by chiromikey; Feb 9, 2014 at 08:54 PM.
Btw, I just noticed your sig says you're driving a 2015 E55. My bad, I have no idea how that car will respond to a stall converter.
Last edited by chiromikey; Feb 9, 2014 at 09:13 PM.
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Really its pretty damn bad most of the time. At least for Test and tune it is. I couldnt get my GTO to dead hook at all and it was only 450 WHP. With good DRs smoking burnouts and lots of runs I never did better then 1.85. You never see them spray VHT on it. Almost never sweep it. The left lane is consistently much much worse than the right lane every single time I have been there. 2-3 tenths may be all its good for but that is still quite a lot and enough to put an E55 into the mid 11 second range.
Did you like the stall on your E ? Pros and cons ?




I need a custom tune badly. I ordered a TCU tune from EC when they had that $250 special. Just waiting for the loaner to arrive. Cant wait to see how much it helps. My GTO when it was stock that mod dropped 3/10ths and gained 2-3 MPH with no other changes.
Last edited by dllhg; Feb 10, 2014 at 02:06 AM.
Did you like the stall on your E ? Pros and cons ?
Pros:
-makes big pulley cars easier/smoother to drive on the street
-quicker 60ft/et's
Cons:
-TCU tune is a must. Some car's TCU will not understand how to interpret the difference and forget how to downshift on mild-moderate acceleration unless you go full throttle.
-3000rpms is overkill imho. These cars make max TQ by 2000rpms so with the lack of drive train upgrades, there's too much risk and not enough reward to stall above that (I've already twisted an axle and ruined a diff).




Pros:
-makes big pulley cars easier/smoother to drive on the street
-quicker 60ft/et's
Cons:
-TCU tune is a must. Some car's TCU will not understand how to interpret the difference and forget how to downshift on mild-moderate acceleration unless you go full throttle.
-3000rpms is overkill imho. These cars make max TQ by 2000rpms so with the lack of drive train upgrades, there's too much risk and not enough reward to stall above that (I've already twisted an axle and ruined a diff).




No was on DRs. Couldnt do better then a 1.85 60 foot. I had the smallest least efficient blower you can get, Maggie 112 along with shorty headers .
Bolts ons and weight reduction ? Those seem like amazing times for bolt ons. I know there are a few members with crazy times like that without many mods but there are very few. Most guys have decent sized cams to run mid 11s. My car could have run an 11.5 with a much better 60 foot but that would be about it. Damn low 10s all motor with a 440 or did you have a blower too ?
Pros:
-makes big pulley cars easier/smoother to drive on the street
-quicker 60ft/et's
Cons:
-TCU tune is a must. Some car's TCU will not understand how to interpret the difference and forget how to downshift on mild-moderate acceleration unless you go full throttle.
-3000rpms is overkill imho. These cars make max TQ by 2000rpms so with the lack of drive train upgrades, there's too much risk and not enough reward to stall above that (I've already twisted an axle and ruined a diff).



I seriously dont think the tune added much to his times. Guys have hit 11.7s bone stock with DRs. An 11.4-11.5 wouldnt be a big deal at all with a good stall and a TCU that is tuned for it. Driver mod too of course.

