Converter flash
Does a gear change affect converter flash ? Say going from 5.13 to 4.88 or 4.56 to 5.13
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Re: Converter flash
Yes it will. Not a lot, but it will change. It’s just like adding weight. Everything being the same the converter will flash higher with 4.56 than a 5.13. You may not see much change either way with 4.88.
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Re: Converter flash
Thanks
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I went from a 4.30 to 4.88 and lost 300 on converter.
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Jeff, How many did the slippage change on the top end? Stan |
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A different low gear Trans ratio will change stall but not the % slip on top end.
A rear gear will change both stall on the leave and slip down track. |
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Adger, in your experience How much will it change going from 2.52 to a 2.75 1st gear?
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Jr, Can't really put a number to it. too many variables. small engine vs large engine,... where in the Tq curve the original stall was, ect. Each application varies. Change the gear, check it with your original converter and make changes as necessary. Like it has been said before... change one thing at a time and test. Your new gear may not like the stall the other set up liked. Don't forget about the low to second % gear drop may change. That may be where you need some help from a converter. Good luck Test, Test...
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With gear change the data logger showed the finishline lock up went from 6.5 to 5.5. I liked that part but not the .05 loss on 60ft.
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