What kind of tranny cooler?
03-11-2008, 12:08 AM
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What kind of tranny cooler? I am fixing to put in my Yank SS3600 stall and 3.73 gears in this weekend and I don't know what brand or size or ANYTHING about what tranny cooler to go with... I need some sound advice!
03-11-2008, 12:24 AM
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Just get the biggest cooler your local auto store carries. I bought the biggest Hayden cooler that Autozone carried and installed it in front of my AC condenser. I also run a B&M 24K in-line, but my my converter is quite a bit bigger. You should be fine with a single cooler. Enoy that SS3600!!
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03-11-2008, 01:15 AM
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Thanks guys! I was hoping someone had a camaro with around the same setup and could tell me the exact brand and size... I will try Autozone in the a.m.
03-13-2008, 10:04 AM
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I just bought a BMM-70274 cooler and BMM-80278 mounting kit and mounted up in front of my A/C condensor "radiator". I took out the plastic piece in there and it fits fine. This cooler has 1/2 pipe fittings , i wanted that so i could run a nice clean setup with braided hose. I have pics i can upload if you want more info. Id go with this one and dont worry about it. I have seen ppl run these without a fan and be just fine. I havent used mine yet im not worried.
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03-13-2008, 10:13 AM
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I ran both a Hayden 1404 AND a Hayden 1405 at the same time. A 1405 is too big in front of the radiator IMO, but it sure is nice to have one that big. I only pulled it off because I could mount it where the front bumper support used to be.
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03-13-2008, 10:19 AM
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I just bought a BMM-70274 cooler and BMM-80278 mounting kit and mounted up in front of my A/C condensor "radiator". I took out the plastic piece in there and it fits fine. This cooler has 1/2 pipe fittings , i wanted that so i could run a nice clean setup with braided hose. I have pics i can upload if you want more info. Id go with this one and dont worry about it. I have seen ppl run these without a fan and be just fine. I havent used mine yet im not worried.
03-13-2008, 11:53 AM
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Im not quite sure I understand your question unless it means did i have to tap my own threads. No. Coolers comes with 1/2" female pipe threads. I bought fittings(1/2" male npt to 6an male) then fittings 6an female to 6an hose end(for the braided hose).
This is what i did for my new 4l80e, if you have stock hard lines runnining up there you may need different fittings.
I just wanted to run braided.
This is what i did for my new 4l80e, if you have stock hard lines runnining up there you may need different fittings.
I just wanted to run braided.
