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Re: One last hurrah [Re: gdonovan] #2165059
09/30/16 12:41 PM
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You'll notice it's looser than a factory 11" unit for sure.


I don't know if it's just how it looks in the pic or what, but the collector of that shiny new header looks kinda small.


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Re: One last hurrah [Re: gdonovan] #2165077
09/30/16 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted By gdonovan
Originally Posted By Cab_Burge

I've ran every size converter you are talking about(12.11.10,9,and 8 inch) on the street and at the track, the older B&M O69J nine inch worked really well on the street and at the track until it broke whiney The last T/A 8 inch SS converter I put in my old Duster is still being used at the track and on the street by the new owner up It was easier to drive and .2 ET quicker and 2.0 MPH faster in the 1/8 mile than the ten inch custom built street and strip converter I had built for that car off of the dyno sheets for the motor work Buy the best converter you can get, do NOT compromise tsk All the good eight race converters I know of multiply torque more at the hit of the throttle, not so much on the larger size converters work


What kind of manners on the street am I looking at when driving about with a 9.5" converter?

I haven't owned or used a 9.5 inch converter so I can't comment on one of them blush The good nine and 8 inches, most of them, I have owned and raced and driven on the street where good up
The bad ones, Art Carr, GER, early TCI and others where horrible whiney shruggy
Converters are a lot like brain surgeons, don't pick a bad one tsk work shruggy


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Re: One last hurrah [Re: fast68plymouth] #2165110
09/30/16 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted By fast68plymouth
You'll notice it's looser than a factory 11" unit for sure.


I don't know if it's just how it looks in the pic or what, but the collector of that shiny new header looks kinda small.


3" same as my system




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Re: One last hurrah [Re: gdonovan] #2172710
10/12/16 08:03 AM
10/12/16 08:03 AM
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Excellent service! The PTC converter showed up on my porch yesterday! Damn shame my Duster is still on the rack with the diff apart, I'll have to work on assembling that tonight after work.

As an aside I took the CSX to the Valley last weekend to see if I could get it deeper into the 12's. Unfortunately, 13.3 was the best it would do as there was something that was setting off the knock sensor. The computer was sucking out 20 degrees of timing! After 4 passes packed up and went home.

Something else to be fixed...

Did lots of note comparison, very excited about new converter. Guy next to me in the pits was hitting 1.54 short times with his Challenger with the same slick and gear combo as the GTX.

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