A stock one will work fine if your local guy has one.
You can’t buy just the inner spring to my knowledge because the rod diameter is smaller on the dual spring compared to the single spring.
Kim, I think you’re talking more about the 1-2 overlap. The OP is talking strictly 2-3 overlap. The LBA valve body can create a little bit of 1-2 overlap, which is where the dual spring servo, and second gear lever ratio can help take care some 1-2 overlap. But the LBA valve body has no bearing...
Thanks Bill! I enjoy our conversations. And yes I left the delivery room for a moment so we could talk hahaha. But my wife wasn’t in labor at that point, just sitting there watching TV. She knew about my addiction before we got married and still chose to marry me lol.
LOL! You sure do! Happy to help, or try to at least haha.
Best of luck getting it all done and I hope to hear some good news when you get back about the overlap.
Happy to help! Yes it should help some especially with the potential of 12 springs in the front clutch. Part of why you’re feeling the 2-3 overlap more is because you have a reverse manual valve body, which typically carries higher line pressure than a stock valve body. Although a stock valve...
Thanks Korie! Like the 45th President of the United States said, he isn’t the smartest person out there, but he surrounds himself by the smartest people and listens to them. I try to live life the same way.
I would not put one of those other big springs inside the original one. That can create a bind when it’s applied, then not want to fully release, and smoke the band. I don’t run the red sonnax servo but I know it’s not designed to function that way with the two big springs. And if I’m wrong, and...
Something to keep in mind, there is no “magic” number on where a torque converter should flash/stall at in relation to the engines peak torque or peak horsepower. Each car and combo is different. That is why converter manufactures want SO much information when spec’ing a torque converter. If the...