gwhammy

My brotherinlaw just bought a 96 auto truck with only 60,000 miles on it. He would like to up the power a little but not enough to hurt the trans. What would be a good combination for him. I was thinking maybe 215 injectors and slide the stock plate some. Would this even be to much? All he pulls is a 3000 lb. pontoon and is a daily driver. He is real easy on his vehicles to. Thanks

cumminsdriver635

I would say an aftermarket plate would be about what he is looking for. I hear a lot of good about the #10 plate, and you can slide it back for less power, or up for more. You could play with it till you had it where you wanted it. I have about a #5 plate(dynoed 246hp/635tq), and my torque converter doesent really slip that bad except, it slips the torque converter in 4th if you lay into it hard. I do have a transgo shift kit, that i think helps it hold, but my tranny also has about 100,000 miles on it, and has been used for hauling quite a bit. not sure about injectors, but that shouldnt be to much for the tranny to handle with just some 215's and the stock plate moved forward. Get gauges too! Good luck


Eric