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Old 29-09-2008, 11:57 PM   #1
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Hi,

I am looking at fitting a stallie in my car when the engine comes out in the next couple of weeks. From advise online I am looking at a 2500 stallie.

I had a look in my manual last night and it said the standard stall in a Mont Ghia AU3 is 2000-2400.

What use is a hi stall at 2500 if the stock is 2000-2400? I can see the gain if you are only getting 2000 out of stock and then install a 2500 unit but what if I'm already getting 2400?

Has anyone installed a 2500 in a stock V8? Any results?

Oh, I need to mention that I am installing a stock 220kw XR8 in the Mont.

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Old 30-09-2008, 12:26 AM   #2
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might be worth trying to get a stallie closer to 3000
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Old 30-09-2008, 02:44 PM   #3
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I reckon go with a 3000 - 3100 RPM unit. The impact on fuel economy is very minor and you'll learn to shift down a little more up gradients to relieve the engine from "groaning" in 4th and read the traffic situation ahead a bit more.
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Old 30-09-2008, 05:41 PM   #4
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the standard stall is 1800 from all reports ive seen
but you can flash it out to about 2-2400 if you have good brakes and tyres..

wadsymoo had a 2800 stall in a AU fairmont V8 with a cam and the 200kw motor and full exhaust and it boogied along nicley off the line
id definatly suggest 2800 -3100rpm
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Old 01-10-2008, 10:56 PM   #5
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I had a 2700 stally a few cars back (was a 6 though) and it drove so well that next time I'll be going around the 3000ish mark.
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Thanks for the replys.

I think i'll get a 2800, sounds like the best option.

Anyone know where I can get the best price for one in Vic?
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the way you can tell your stall rpm is hold the brake hard on and accelerate the rpm it stops at is the stall rpm
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Old 02-10-2008, 02:12 PM   #8
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Thanks for the replys.

I think i'll get a 2800, sounds like the best option.

Anyone know where I can get the best price for one in Vic?
2800 is all I'm going to go for if I keep the auto. PM Whoosha, he knows of a bloke over your way that does them for a decent price.
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red diamond stalls are good quality and well priced
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