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Old 09-24-2006, 01:59 AM
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My tranny guy mentioned that to me when we did some stuff on my 68 yellow car. I think he told me the slashes represent the stall speed and he knew what each one meant. I will followup and get more info.

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From my understandings the slashes do in fact represent the stall speed as they dictate the angle of the internal vanes.
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From my understandings the slashes do in fact represent the stall speed as they dictate the angle of the internal vanes.
Rick

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Bingo...........

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