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I was sure that was the case when my converter broke before the end of the season. What was all the hype about spragless vs sprag? I replaced it with a backup 8"sprag type which was not made for my current combination and it outperformed the 9" spragless I had been using for 5 years.
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I'm not surprised at all that an 8" sprag converter outperformed the 9" spragless. It most likely had a higher stall, which I've always seen to be quicker and more consistent as long as you can handle the increased RPM at the finish line. Also, spragless converters tend to build a little more heat and be down just a little MPH compared to an identical converter equipped with a sprag. With that said, I am still a fan of spragless converters.
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When I see guys "ripping" the throttle at the finish line I shudder to think what that must be doing to the sprag. I prefer spragless, " just because", but I could be wrong.
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I too prefer a spragless converter.
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