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PI Stallion...worth the cash...?
Heyooo...well I'm thinking about throwing on a PI Stallion torque converter on my aod. I was thinking about selling my vert for a 5spd coupe, but I really like my vert. What do you guys think I should do, anyone opposse to the torque converter besides drtbiker?lol. I want to make the AOD more fun. Well, back to the question. Is this thing really worth $700 and I know it claims 2 tenths in 60 foot times and about a 7 tenth reduction in 1/4 times...but for those of you who have one, is this really the case? let me know. I wanna use my money wisely!!! (I'm 17 and I work at an ice cream store COLD STONE!, so I want to make my money count!, don't we all?lol ) oh and if I get this, anything else I should really invest in? like a Tranny cooler or something, don't these AOD's heat up real bad and cause lower et's? , and also any other companies I should look for, for a torque converter, thanx!!!
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I have a PI stallion, and I say "Yes", its worth it. I dont think the improvements they claim are true, at least not in all applications, but theres no question it performs and its a quality piece. I had another aftermarket converter before the stallion, and it didnt even compre. Go for it. Do it once, do it right.
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Thanx mach 1. I probably will, anyone else has anything to say about it? what about a tranny cooler? Should I invest in one of those, and what type?(company)
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Tranny cooler is definately a good idea. I like the B&M super cooler and its what I use. Nice piece.
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Thanx guys.
Mach 1- How long have u had the stallion and super cooler in? Now that I have chosen the converter, anyone else have an opinion on which tranny cooler? thanx. |
going on 4 years now, why?
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The stallion is a qaulity piece and it will/should last forever. Factory converters last forever and they are cheap.
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Sounds like you've made up your mind, but I'll also throw in a vote for the PI.
I've had mine about 2-3 years and it's dandy. Makes the AOD soo much more fun to drive. After I put it in, the more I drove the car, the more I liked the converter. PI builds quality stuff. As far as tranny coolers, I went to a local junk yard and picked up an old stacked plate oil cooler off a Ford van. I flushed it and bought fittings and hooked her all up. I don't really reccommend this as mine sprung a leak after about 1 year. If I were you, I'd head to my local Checker store or Summit magazine and just pick up a stacked plate B&M cooler or equal. Also, if you're serious about keeping the car, you have to get a shift kit from Transgo or Baumann. Or, if you've got cash to throw around, invest in a full valve body from the likes of Lentech or PA. --nathan |
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