TRANSMISSION COOLER 4l60
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TRANSMISSION COOLER 4l60
WHAT ARE YOU guy's using for coolers on the 4l60's? will a round one that is 12 to 22in long with fins work under the pass. side door. or do i need to run it to the front of the car?
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check my post, here is how I did mine, dual units because I need to leave room for the A/C condensor at the radiator. If you don't plan on an A/C unit, just us a 12x12 supercooler, should be plenty.
I did have to trim my filler panel a little bit, but it'll clean up well.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...version-6.html
I did have to trim my filler panel a little bit, but it'll clean up well.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...version-6.html
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Well you would want to flow through it. Unless is one of the $160 ones with its own thermostat and fan i wouldnt reccomend putting it anywhere but in front of your radiator. Most radiators are available with built in transmission coolers then you ADD another cooler in front of the radiator to with with the cooler in the radiator.
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Yeah but that is when used in conjunction with the radiator cooler i'm sure.
My Duramax 2500 with an Allisson transmission doesnt use the radiator. My transmission cooler runs 5/8" line and its the size of my radiator. Granted this is a different transmission and tows 20,000lb+
My Duramax 2500 with an Allisson transmission doesnt use the radiator. My transmission cooler runs 5/8" line and its the size of my radiator. Granted this is a different transmission and tows 20,000lb+
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I really like to use the tru cool units, I have them in stock in various sizes.....
http://trucool.carshopinc.com/index....rers_id/373538
http://trucool.carshopinc.com/index....rers_id/373538
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This would be the best setup
And if not the next best would be this which you can buy at autozone for around $35
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yeah that is the one i was talking about. i got the other one without the fan. just looking for info. and i got it, thanks... thanks for the help and input guys. thats what i was looking for
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I am using the finned aluminum double pass unit 15" long mounted just like you said. I also have the Derale deep pan with the cooling tubes running through it.
http://www.derale.com/pans.html
I am not running fluid through the radiator. I am running a 2800 stall Yank convertor and so far so good, been on the road for 2 years and 9,000 miles.
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http://www.derale.com/pans.html
I am not running fluid through the radiator. I am running a 2800 stall Yank convertor and so far so good, been on the road for 2 years and 9,000 miles.
Pat
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I am using the finned aluminum double pass unit 15" long mounted just like you said. I also have the Derale deep pan with the cooling tubes running through it.
http://www.derale.com/pans.html
I am not running fluid through the radiator. I am running a 2800 stall Yank convertor and so far so good, been on the road for 2 years and 9,000 miles.
Pat
http://www.derale.com/pans.html
I am not running fluid through the radiator. I am running a 2800 stall Yank convertor and so far so good, been on the road for 2 years and 9,000 miles.
Pat
no problem running that one. is it on the side of the car too? i bet the pan helps out alot too. do you have a gauge on it?