in line transmission filter
03-19-2006, 08:06 PM
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Looks good. I have thought about doing the same thing. I need to find me a much larger cooler, mine is about the same size your running, B&M Super Cooler or Hi Tech Cooler, but with the TH350 and 4k stall I believe a larger cooler will be more efficient, or run them together.
03-20-2006, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Tom the roofer
My B & M cooler is one smaller than the super cooler. The super cooler is for motor homes and such. This cooler just made it in there.
Yes I still have an internal cooler.
Yes I still have an internal cooler.
By cooler did u just mean filter? Cause I was wondering the same thing
03-20-2006, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Carbed4thGen
By cooler did u just mean filter? Cause I was wondering the same thing
I also installed an in line tranny filter which is the posts subject. It's actually an in line oil filter being used as an in line tranny fluid filter.
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03-20-2006, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by EDS01SS
The question is are you still using a filter inside the pan or did you modify something to work without having the filter there
If my converter blows up this new in line filter protects the cooler and tranny from further damage from debris. Thats all. It also cleans better than the filter in the tranny.
It's a drag racing thing. I see them at the track all the time. My tranny builder recommends it for added protection so I did it.
Not for the daily driver.
