Best Transmission Cooler for 4l60e? please chime in
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Hi guys, just quick question. I am looking for a really good transmission cooler for my 4l60e shift kit and 3200 stall. If anybody has any ideas looking for a nice cooler fan no fan? Just want something to keep the life in my trans for a while. If you can throw part number or name of cooler that would be great.
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Have you read the stickies in this section? Lots of good cooler info there. Most here prefer B+M plate coolers. They are made by a company called Long in Canada and they are sold under different names. If it looks like a B+M, its likely the same cooler made by the same company. Most will run the 70264, but being down in the south, I choose to upgrade to the 70274 for the extra cooling capacity.
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Have you read the stickies in this section? Lots of good cooler info there. Most here prefer B+M plate coolers. They are made by a company called Long in Canada and they are sold under different names. If it looks like a B+M, its likely the same cooler made by the same company. Most will run the 70264, but being down in the south, I choose to upgrade to the 70274 for the extra cooling capacity.
I also will be going with the same upgraded cooler fwiw...
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thinking of upgrading to this one as well. think I have the one right under it and was ok until I started turboing and having to deal with el paso summer temps. now my temps have been getting a little too high for my liking
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Ive found that airflow is key in keeping temps down. When I moved my big cooler to the bumper support area I lost a ton of airflow (even with a hole cut in the bumper) so I had to add a fan.