DopeFedZ

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Snapped a few pics of the cooler mounted in the back. In the bottom two pics I added a little extension on each mount to angle the cooler some to "force" more air through it.

InsaneAuto86

iTrader: (60)

Looks great! I will probably be doing mine the same way (when I get my tranny built..)

BubaGumpShrimp

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um, why do that?

DopeFedZ

iTrader: (34)

To avoid the possibility of getting any oil under the tires while making a pass down the strip.

I did the same with my coolant overflow tank.

ls2pontiac

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so the trans line has to come all the way from the front of the car to the back? i can imagine that has to take quite a bit of extra time for it to get back there esp when running the car hard

tording99Z28

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Thats what I was just thinking

BigZee71

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If there is no air in the lines, the volume of trans OIL leaving the transmission will be returned at the same volume at the same time. Hydrolics.

jimmyblue

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The source of the fluid is in the middle, so I think
it's not much of a plumbing difference. But then,
with the fan you could mount the cooler anywhere
including up under the axle arch, etc. with maybe
less than stock distance.

Neat idea anyway.

MYSTIC-1SC

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looks good

94'BLKBRD

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Good job on both the tranny cooler and coolant tank

ShortChevy

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Looks awsome to me. You just gave me an idea were to mount mine. I really don't see any negative to adding it to the rear. Are you bypassing the rad. now?

DopeFedZ

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Yep radiator is bypassed. I did the same when I had two coolers up front but they were smaller.