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    I got a 3000 fuddle and was needing to know what rpm to hold it to flash it. I went to the track last night and my best 60 ft time was 2.0. My best with the stock verter was 2.1, what gives. Thats with 28" ets and 3:73 s
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(adrenalinep &#064; Jan 13 2007, 06&#58;34 PM) [snapback]79646[/snapback]</div>
    I got a 3000 fuddle and was needing to know what rpm to hold it to flash it. I went to the track last night and my best 60 ft time was 2.0. My best with the stock verter was 2.1, what gives. Thats with 28" ets and 3:73 s
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    One piece of advice I was given, but haven&#39;t tried yet (I&#39;m running the same converter): Don&#39;t brake stall it. Just give it the gas and the converter will do the work by flashing to the higher (3000) stall right off the line.

    Like I said, I haven&#39;t tried that method yet and I&#39;m not really sure it would work, but that&#39;s the advice I was given.

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    as to how hi it will stall depends on how much hp/tq you are putting out at that rpm also....
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(bud8fan &#064; Jan 13 2007, 07&#58;56 PM) [snapback]79657[/snapback]</div>
    as to how hi it will stall depends on how much hp/tq you are putting out at that rpm also....
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    I&#39;m with Bud.

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