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Old 01-20-2010, 11:06 AM   #11
68Timber
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Re: Why do I want a higher stall TC?

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What is the duration on a 268 cam -- Does it vary from manufactureer to another or is it standard-- the reason Iask Idont knowe what cam Ihave . but Ido know its got 224-230 duration with a 048 lift with 1.5 rockers. Its a comp. cam . My stall is shot , but tranny shifts fine . Iwould like to know what stall converter is best for me or do Ineed any at all . Iknow right now that Ican't get any rpms in my power band without the tires spinning with the shot converter Ihave
The durations and lift numbers on your cam are the same as the Comp 268, it may be what you have. You can use the stock converter with this cam, but it wouldn't hurt to put one slightly looser in, no more than 2200 rpm stall, and keep it a 12" converter.
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