brake and tranny cooler questions
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brake and tranny cooler questions
I posted this in the AT section but got no response
HOw is a good way and location for the T brake switch. Do they still make the remote swithers with a handle, The ones that look kind of like a remote starter switch for bumping the starter under the hood? Also How important is a tranny cooler with an fittings? I have a larger, New cooler that would work good but it uses hose barbs and rubber hoses. Thanks for any suggestions
HOw is a good way and location for the T brake switch. Do they still make the remote swithers with a handle, The ones that look kind of like a remote starter switch for bumping the starter under the hood? Also How important is a tranny cooler with an fittings? I have a larger, New cooler that would work good but it uses hose barbs and rubber hoses. Thanks for any suggestions
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On my fast car I use a steering wheel button, but don't forget, it's a 1.00's 60'
so I really like both hands on the wheel. On the Camaro, I use the T-handle shifter,
I liked it and never had a problem. The 1st shift on a car that fast is pretty damn quick,
so I was worried I would miss a shift.
I do not like rubber hose for trans lines. A new cooler with AN fittings was about $50 last time I looked.
If you just can't afford that. At least double clamp every line for your safety.
Good luck
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Honestly I havent looked at them yet, But I didnt know you could pick one up that cheap. Only reason I ask, I have a good coller, new, sitting in the shop. But If there is problems with it blowing a hose and shooting fluid all over the track( which track officials hate as well as everyone else waiting to run) then a AN cooler is a must. Also my tranny has already been fitted with An fitings. As far as the brake switch I hate to mount it on the steering wheel being how it is a street car. I may just order a **** for my quater stick with the button on it. thanks a lot for the advise and info
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I have the hose style on several trucks and they have been fine for many years.
I just really prefer steel braid on my racecars, much stronger & safer then rubber hose.
Plus a truck can run over fluids without spinning out, a slick & trans fluid is not pretty!!
Like I mentioned, I really like the trans brake on a T-handle for the shifter.
I have never liked a ball anyway, so I get the built in button and the T-handle I like. Best of both worlds.
The red car really needs 2 hands on the wheel, stuff happens really really quick with 1.00's 60'.
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