Top speed of each gear 7AT
Stall torque, or stall speed, is the maximum amount of torque that can be generated while output remains zero.
In a nutshell, it is the maximum RPM's a engine can turn while the transmission is in gear without moving (brakes fully applied).
A higher stall speed will affect acceleration, but there are way too many variables in that equation to come up with a concrete answer. In reality, the cons can highly outweigh the benefits. Unless you are going for a fully built race car, this is not a real viable option for a daily driver.
In a nutshell, it is the maximum RPM's a engine can turn while the transmission is in gear without moving (brakes fully applied).
A higher stall speed will affect acceleration, but there are way too many variables in that equation to come up with a concrete answer. In reality, the cons can highly outweigh the benefits. Unless you are going for a fully built race car, this is not a real viable option for a daily driver.
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