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th400/205 questions

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just picked up a 400/205 combo with a B&M stage 2 shift kit and B&M 2500 rpm stall torque converter..... ive got a coupla questions that ive been wondering about, first off anyone know if i can order a full twin stick kit for the 205 with modified rails and levers? if so,where at and is it worth it?
second question..... when everything is bolted up itll be 350/400/205
F d60w/4.56 and R14bFF w/4.56 detroit
should i chnge the lockup torque converter to higher/lower to use with this setup or chould i look at my engine to awnser this question?

thanks
 
About the twin stick, I have heard that you can take your 205 apart and send the shift rails to ORD, and they will properly machine them for you. They also sell a twin stick kit.
 
Yup we can do it, no problem. You should probably call for more info on it or check in on our vendor page...
 
mmmmmm...twin stick

thanks for the input on the np205!!

can anyone help me out with the torque converter prob? that would be awesome!
 
I'm thinkin' you'd want a lower stall converter for wheelin'. Anyone else?

Eric M.
 
Depends on the kind of wheeling, tires size, motor, and final gear ratio. If you dont have deep gearing and have tall tires you don't want a super low stall converter unless you got a stout motor. It has alot of variables.

Harley
 
k,maybe this will help, a 350 pushing about 300horse, 4.56 gears, and 37' mtr's and all around wheeling, hill climbs, mud, a bit of rock, lots of trail....
 
I would suggest a lower stall converter given your information. Either a stock stall or maybe 1500 stall. Personally I would go stock, your tranny temps will also be affected if you have a higher stall......more slipping means more heat buildup :o
 
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