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Powerglide VS Torqueflite

You are correct in your assement of rpm range. The converter has to put the engine in its sweet spot. Most often that will be flash stall somewhere between 500-1000 rpm below the shift point. Currently mine is about 800 below (7000 shift/6200 flash). My bet is it could still be a touch looser. When raising the shift point the flash stays at the same rpm.
Doug
That makes good sense.
My Mopar has around a 5000 stall, shifted at 5900 (used to shift 6200-6400, found it was no slower at 59)
Tina stalled around 5400 against the brake, I could shift anywhere from 6000 to 6500, depending if I wanted to be faster or slower.
 
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