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I wont post how to because it can easily damage a transmission especially with high miles and not regularly serviced. The method causes the turbine and stator blades to distort (called ballooning) this is the main reason why many transmissions fail.

Look on the www and you can find way to get the answer.

I am curious however why you need to know it?
 

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I have run both holeshot super holeshot converters. They were affordable for street use with milder engines. In the race car ( Camaro S/G ) or something more modified street car I have them custom hand made.

I am curious what is on Daniel1958 mind with his question?:cool:
 

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Yeah, our 85 Camaro was a pretty rough and ready street machine that we used to take to the local 1/8th mile every so often.
Goodwrench crate 4 bolt 350, GMPP Fast Burn heads, Comp Cams Magnum 270H, Crane roller rockers, Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, Holley 3310 with the choke tower milled off, Hooker Competition headers with a true dual exhaust (this is DIFFICULT on a third gen! But we did it!) leading into Dynomax glass packs (because that's all we could find that would fit), TH350 trans with a B&M Shift improver kit.

We started with the T5 that came in the car, but almost instantly broke the clutch. Put in a Zoom, broke that one too. Pulled the T-5 for a TH700R4, broke the sprag. Finally, we said screw it and went with the TH350. Not sure if you're familiar with 3rd gens, but there's a torque arm that runs from the transmission to the rear end. Only T-5's and TH700R4's have the appropriate tail shaft for that arm, so we had to fabricobble one to make the TH350 work. When we did that, what was already a sketchy car around corners before became a squirrely nightmare! But that's okay, we weren't road racing anyway, just stoplight drags and the occasional Friday Night grudges at the local track.

Biggest problem we had with the car was getting it to hook. We had rock hard P295/50R15 BFG Radial T/A's on the back, and they just plain stank at the track. Horrible. But even then, we could still run a 8.3 at 84 mph. That's not bad at all for a pure street car with a huge stereo in it, especially 25 years ago when we had it!
 

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I am not trying to reverse engineer.my 07 Mazda 3i, I just trying find out some information about my car.
Don't take it personal I think it was a joke. It is just an odd question for this model and running gear unless you were specifically class racing. Your stall speed would have so many variables (with a seasoned engine and transmission) that no one could really give an absolute answer to your question.
 
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