Transmission cooler!
#7
i dunno if u find it its like 60 then theres 3 sizes..
nvm it wasnt summit but its on summit somewhere
http://www.autoanything.com/coolers/65A3046A0A0.aspx
but i dont know what size to get.
nvm it wasnt summit but its on summit somewhere
http://www.autoanything.com/coolers/65A3046A0A0.aspx
but i dont know what size to get.
#8
The cooler I always recommend is the B&M kit which is a full kit with all the fittings you need and is a good large size cooler. Also its very easy to install this kit.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
#10
And Like I said if you drive an auto you should have a tranny cooler. Since they cost a whopping $60 and you can install it in your driveway in an hour; there is no reason not to have one.
My 99 F150 which has the same 4r70w would run in the 200 to even 218* which is very bad. Added a cooler and valve body mod along with a deep pan and it never went over 170's even in 100+* heat and that was with a high stall converter that makes even more heat in the tranny.
#13
Trans coolers are great. I recently got a dual circut (12K gvw + 12K gvw) cooler for my power steering fluid. I can run the steering fluid through it twice or use it to cool two different fluids. Neato in my book.
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