Nitrous Converter Stall

Nitrous Converter Stall FAQ

Where do you stall a torque converter?

In a high performance application, particularly a car used for drag racing, you want your torque converter to stall at the RPM where your engine has its peak torque output, giving you the hardest launch possible.There are also two types of stall; the foot brake stall and the flash stall.

How much does a 10 12 stall converter cost?

This is a 10 1/2 inch non-lock-up balanced stall converter with your choice of stall speeds from 2600 to 6000 RPM, bearing construction, furnace brazed fins, extra large balloon plate and a billet front cover. Rated at 800 horse power. Lower 60 foot times and improved quarter mile times, an average of 1/2 second reduction! Cost $749.00

What is the stall speed of a power raptor torque converter?

#88-6L80 Power Raptor Torque Converter. This stall converter is balanced, has furnace brazed fins, bearing construction and a wider carbon fiber clutch. This converter can be ordered with stall speeds of 1400-2800 RPM. Can also be ordered with a stall speed of 1800 RPM for towing, 4WD and stock motors.

How do you determine the stall speed of a converter?

Determine the converter stall speed requirements based on the powerband of your camshaft. Determine the type of transmission to be used. Order your converter after you know all of the engine and driveline specs that will affect the stall speed design.