Stall during winter

[346ci]

Hello, I have a queston or two regarding stall torque converters. I would really like to go with a Yank 3600 stall, however my car is a daily driver 365 days a year. Unfortunatley I drive in the snow quite a bit, will a stall enhance my traction troubles in winter? I heard anything from that if you keep your foot out of it a stall will drive like a stocker to a stall will suck in winter and cause me to lose traction everywhere. What are your guys experiences, do you think that if I keep my foot out of it the car will drive like normal? Thanks for any input.

[Sweet Chops]

With or without a stall your car is going to drive like shit in snow. For what you are going to spend on a stall buy a beater car and drive it in the winter.

Ryan

[JoshieDoom]

With or without a stall your car is going to drive like shit in snow. For what you are going to spend on a stall buy a beater car and drive it in the winter.

Ryan

+1. Im gonna throw my truck together for this winter...

It took a toll on the poor TA.

[346ci]

I dont have the space for a beater right now and I already know how the camaro drives in the snow. I'm just curious as to weather it would make driving in winter worse.

[Sweet Chops]

I don't think is should.

[performabuilt]

It should nt make it worse but you will have to relearn how to drive it

[346ci]

ok, thanks guys, hopefully I'll have a stall in soon and not too many winters left to dribe through.

[JoshieDoom]

Seems like the higher stall would help. Everytime my car would shift into second on snow and ice it would get sideways.