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1970 Six Pack Stall Speed? #60133
05/20/08 10:07 AM 05/20/08 10:07 AM
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Can anyone post the factory stall speed for a 1970 six pack torque converter please.
Re: 1970 Six Pack Stall Speed? [Re: LYNCHROAD69.5] #60134
05/20/08 11:36 AM 05/20/08 11:36 AM
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Was the same as any 440/4 converter..11.75 and the stall on mine is 1850-2000rpm . The HEMI cars had the higher stall converters as well as some small block and 383 cars.
Re: 1970 Six Pack Stall Speed? [Re: THESHAKERPROJECT] #60135
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Was the same as any 440/4 converter..11.75 and the stall on mine is 1850-2000rpm . The HEMI cars had the higher stall converters as well as some small block and 383 cars.



Even the externally balanced converters?
Re: 1970 Six Pack Stall Speed? [Re: LYNCHROAD69.5] #60136
05/20/08 03:01 PM 05/20/08 03:01 PM
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Was the same as any 440/4 converter..11.75 and the stall on mine is 1850-2000rpm . The HEMI cars had the higher stall converters as well as some small block and 383 cars.



Even the externally balanced converters?



I don't believe there were any in 1970.
Re: 1970 Six Pack Stall Speed? [Re: Quikshft] #60137
05/20/08 04:03 PM 05/20/08 04:03 PM
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I still have my original 71 challenger 440 sixpack converter...and yes it has the weights on it . Its a 11.75 ...I have run 12.90 in my 4000+ lb Charger R/T with that low stall converter and 355 gear. You really dont need all that much stall for a mostly street car.
Re: 1970 Six Pack Stall Speed? [Re: Quikshft] #60138
05/20/08 09:31 PM 05/20/08 09:31 PM

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Was the same as any 440/4 converter..11.75 and the stall on mine is 1850-2000rpm . The HEMI cars had the higher stall converters as well as some small block and 383 cars.



Even the externally balanced converters?



I don't believe there were any in 1970.




Both 70 440 4bbl HP and 440 6PK are externally balanced.
Re: 1970 Six Pack Stall Speed? #60139
05/21/08 12:28 AM 05/21/08 12:28 AM
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Was the same as any 440/4 converter..11.75 and the stall on mine is 1850-2000rpm . The HEMI cars had the higher stall converters as well as some small block and 383 cars.



Even the externally balanced converters?



I don't believe there were any in 1970.



My bad, I was thinking externally balanced 'cast' cranks.


Both 70 440 4bbl HP and 440 6PK are externally balanced.



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