Stand-Alone Trans Cooler
on the f car, have it mounted directly behind where the ta front bumper plate cover is I have one of those mesh bird plate covers so it gets plenty of airflow.
Then sticky it
then close it
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If I had $100 for every time I posted that picture.... not to mention all the times I could have but didn't feel like it..... Google my friends goes a long ways.
Searching stand alone transmission cooler followed by simply putting Ls1 after would yield more results than one would have time to go through.
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It mentions that general discussion about external coolers can continue here.
Here are some older threads on the subject (please don't post on old threads; post questions and discussion here.)
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...s-coolers.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/ls4-perfo...must-read.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/ls4-perfo...r-install.html
I had a 70264 running "dope style" and that configuration resulted in temps that were higher than my liking, so I didn't even bother trying it mounted normally, I just jumped to the Hayden 679 and it's been working great.
Air-Con. refrigerant based cooling also works damn well!!!
ATF/ oil coolers that work with or in the engine cooling system radiator are ideal... using an air cooler (like a True-cool) in conjunction works very well.
I have used two (in series) of the Long/ True cool 11"x 11" or 12"x 12" oil coolers in front of a heavy-duty radiator and heavy-duty electric fans combo in high powered vehicles...
No water to ATF cooling unfortunately on this particular build... but with great air-flow, custom fan-shrouding, ducting, air-dam, and design... it worked great!!!
O!!! and a Thermostatic valve should be used to keep the ATF bypassing the coolers, less the fluid is up to temperature.
There is no real harm keeping the transmission cooler than operating temperature...
But from a performance stand-point and an ATF longevity point... it is ideal to have the temp in the 160*F to 180*F range.









