Choosing a stall converter

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Now that I'm started, there's so much to cover that I'm not sure how to proceed without making it confusing. ( I do
 
Now that I'm started, there's so much to cover that I'm not sure how to proceed without making it confusing. ( I do
 
have A.D.D.) It all inter-relates. I want to make it fascinating and educational.
 
have A.D.D.) It all inter-relates. I want to make it fascinating and educational.
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Anyway, back to stall.
 
Anyway, back to stall.
 
You can find all sort of descriptions and explanations, but your first interest is in what your stall does for your
 
You can find all sort of descriptions and explanations, but your first interest is in what your stall does for your
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your responsibility. For this thread we must assume you got the tune right and run enough octane.
 
your responsibility. For this thread we must assume you got the tune right and run enough octane.
 
I guess the best way to proceed is to detail 5 different combos I've owned and driven, that really stand out in my
 
I guess the best way to proceed is to detail 5 different combos I've owned and driven, that really stand out in my
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Trying to keep this in chronological order, the first combo is a '79 Firebird. 150-HP 301 with a slightly leaky
 
Trying to keep this in chronological order, the first combo is a '79 Firebird. 150-HP 301 with a slightly leaky
 
  Q-Jet hurting MPG but not driveability, backed by a TH350, a 2.73:1 axle, and on new Firestone 215/75R15 tires. I
 
  Q-Jet hurting MPG but not driveability, backed by a TH350, a 2.73:1 axle, and on new Firestone 215/75R15 tires. I

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