Stall converter?
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Vehicle: 00 tiburon
Stall converter?
Anyone know if there is a higher stall / torque converter for a 2000 tiburon?
I have a bigger throttle body, aem intake, 4-2-1 header, high flow cat, and an easy flow muffler. It runs nice but it's an automatic and acts like a slug off the line. Any cures for this? I think a higher stall converter will help. If not I may look into getting rid of the auto and see if my dads business (8 man mechanic shop with 7 bays) can put in a 5 speed.
I have a bigger throttle body, aem intake, 4-2-1 header, high flow cat, and an easy flow muffler. It runs nice but it's an automatic and acts like a slug off the line. Any cures for this? I think a higher stall converter will help. If not I may look into getting rid of the auto and see if my dads business (8 man mechanic shop with 7 bays) can put in a 5 speed.
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Vehicle: 1999 Elantra GLS Sportswagon
I found these guys when looking to do some thing with my elantra auto as they are essentially mitsu trannys anyways http://www.importperformancetrans.co...rts.-66-1.html
Being down under i got a local tranny mob to rebuild mine and put a shift kit and tweak the torque converter to a more stall
Being down under i got a local tranny mob to rebuild mine and put a shift kit and tweak the torque converter to a more stall