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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Quote Originally Posted by scotty82 View Post
    Don't rush your decision Rod.

    Also you should get your gearbox tune altered after the stall converter installation to get the full benefit. I have played with line pressure, shift times, shift points etc.
    Yeah, I have until the end of October to make up my mind. Will discuss the gearbox tune with Brad. Cheers

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Hi Rod,

    I bought my converter (2800 stall) from 'Converter Shop' in Brisbane. Found it perfect with the 221/221 cam.

    The only negative being is that it made the car a bit 'doughey' down low, but, that is quite normal.

    Can say, never had an ounce of problem with it.

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Rang Jason at TCE today and had a chat. He agreed with Brad that the 2500 would be great for my combo. So will be ordering one of these asap.
    Didn't get a reply from VCM regarding the trans cooler but Brad has advised me to wait until he gets the car and he will measure up where the cooler goes and see what will fit as
    not a lot of room left to play with.

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Quote Originally Posted by Senator2015 View Post
    Hi Rod,

    I bought my converter (2800 stall) from 'Converter Shop' in Brisbane. Found it perfect with the 221/221 cam.

    The only negative being is that it made the car a bit 'doughey' down low, but, that is quite normal.

    Can say, never had an ounce of problem with it.
    Was having a think about your post and wondering why a stall would make your car doughy down low, I thought they would wake it up?

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    It can make it doughy on light throttle as it slips. It will wake it up if you give it enough gas to flare. Can't say I noticed much of it when I went to a big stall, guess it may come down to how tight it actually is and what parts they use in it

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Quote Originally Posted by white lie View Post
    It can make it doughy on light throttle as it slips.

    It will wake it up if you give it enough gas to flare.

    guess it may come down to how tight it actually is and what parts they use in it
    Good description white lie!

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Glad you got it all sorted Rod.

    Yes not much room for a tranny cooler with the front mount heat exchanger taking up more real estate.

    I was lucky to be able to bolt up the GTS transcooler. Also I run the Camaro deep trans pan. The extra fluid helps keep the temps down a little.
    VF II MY16 SSV-R Wagon with LSA Blower

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Quote Originally Posted by white lie View Post
    It can make it doughy on light throttle as it slips. It will wake it up if you give it enough gas to flare. Can't say I noticed much of it when I went to a big stall, guess it may come down to how tight it actually is and what parts they use in it
    Hopefully with top mount blower as well as cam I won't have this problem.

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Quote Originally Posted by scotty82 View Post
    Glad you got it all sorted Rod.

    Yes not much room for a tranny cooler with the front mount heat exchanger taking up more real estate.

    I was lucky to be able to bolt up the GTS transcooler. Also I run the Camaro deep trans pan. The extra fluid helps keep the temps down a little.
    Thanks Scott.
    How exxy was the GTS cooler if you mind saying and where did you source it from? Might be an option if we cannot squeeze something from PWR in there.
    I also have the deep pan, now have to try and source the wide mouth filter by itself (last one came with the pan from US). Anyone know if you can buy them in
    Australia?

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Hi Rod,

    I was lucky when I bought the LSA blower second hand the guy gave me the factory trans cooler. I just had to buy some adapter fittings and hose. It all bolted up to the existing factory holes.

    You don't really want to block too much airflow to the heat exchanger.

    I bought a tranny filter locally. I will shoot you a PM with the PN.

    Cheers
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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Quote Originally Posted by BLACK 346 View Post
    Hopefully with top mount blower as well as cam I won't have this problem.
    Boost from a top mount is arguably the best way to cure a lack of low down performance

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Quote Originally Posted by white lie View Post
    Boost from a top mount is arguably the best way to cure a lack of low down performance
    But he doesn't have any lack of low down performance.

    He is having big traction problems already!

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Rod forget about the Stall in the Calais, instead go the TR6060 M6 less boring than the A6 mate.

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Quote Originally Posted by Micks View Post
    Rod forget about the Stall in the Calais, instead go the TR6060 M6 less boring than the A6 mate.
    Would be pretty cool, but costly I reckon Mick.

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    Re: Roadblaster Stall Converters

    Could be a long and painful process purchasing this converter. After speaking to TCE on the phone and agreeing that a 13" 2500 will be perfect, I asked what is your preferred method for me to purchase and pay as I am ready to do it now. He said do it via email. Sent said email 2 days ago, you got it, no reply
    Out of the 5 emails I have sent they have replied to one, and that took about 5 days. Will give it a couple more days and then on the phone again. I just hope they are better at
    making and shipping the converter than they are at customer service lol.

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