tranny cooler questions
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got my huge tube and fin installed today.just ondering if anyone can tell me which port on the transmission case is the return and which one is the supply to the tranny cooler? i believe the supply should come out of the transmission case,to the top of the radiator cooler,out the bottom of the radiator cooler,through the tube and fin,then back to the tranny.anyway thats how im gonna run it,just need to know which port is which.thanks.
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I think it's more personal preference. I think either way as long as you get a good sized cooler it will be good to go. I stuidied up for awhile when I did mine and decided to run it with my stock one as well. Don't remember why I did, but I usally do stuff the way I see it helping my car best. Lol don't know if that helped you out at all. GL
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I by passed my radiator , I am running one plate-tube and one fin -plate with fans on both and still reach 220 -230 on a hot day running a Yank SS4000 if slow cruse below 10-15 mph for over 20-30 minutes.
Have a freind who is a tech for Dodge dealership who stated that the trans school states that you loose 40% of cooling copasticy if you by pass radiator
as water cooles better than air
just my .02 Johnny
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