Vigilante

[dvernst]

Are there different Vigilante Torque converters with different stalls?

 

[wickedtt]

3000,3200,3600

 

[dvernst]

So those are the only differences is the stall speeds?

 

[DonnieShort]

What exactly is your question?

You can get a Vigilante with or without lock up in a varying aray of stall configurations. Here's something that you may look at http://www.converter.com/vigilante.htm

 

[dvernst]

O.k. Thanks that site helps. I just got one, and I wanted to see what other options they had for them.

 

[DonnieShort]

O.k. Thanks that site helps. I just got one, and I wanted to see what other options they had for them.

You'll like it. I've ran one for 6 years now and I've been very happy with mine.

 

[dvernst]

You'll like it. I've ran one for 6 years now and I've been very happy with mine.

Yeah I like it already. It's 25 pounds lighter then the converter i had. Thanks for the replies

 

[HellOnWheels]

Vigilante converters

Being LOCKup converters, would both the 3 disc and 5 disc Vigilante converter be absolutely streetable? Will the 9.5" be as streetable as the 10.5"

What if they were put behind say a 500 horsepower GN engine?

 

[DonnieShort]

Being LOCKup converters, would both the 3 disc and 5 disc Vigilante converter be absolutely streetable? Will the 9.5" be as streetable as the 10.5"

What if they were put behind say a 500 horsepower GN engine?

Mine is a 9½" 5-disc with the " 6 " pump and it's perfectly happy on the street. Mine is a high hp car too, 606.6hp to the rear wheels.

 

[Blazer406]

Mine is a 9½" 5-disc with the " 6 " pump and it's perfectly happy on the street. Mine is a high hp car too, 606.6hp to the rear wheels.

I don't want to hijack this thread.... but Donnie.... you have a PM....