Tranny temp
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Mine sits at about 190-210 during normal city driving, just driving normally. Only time its any cooler is if I get on the freeway soon after start up, then it stays at about 180. Tapshift is usually 215-220. I think we need to get a group purchase going on for tranny coolers! haha
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I know this I directed at the 6 cylinders but I think it relates to us to.http://www.zzperformance.com/grand_p...les1.php?id=23
I made 6 back to back ¼ mile runs the other day and the tranny temp never got over 220.
I made 6 back to back ¼ mile runs the other day and the tranny temp never got over 220.
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I talked to my tranny guy and he said the same exact thing as the article.
He does not think i need to put a cooler on at all.
Somehow I don't agree...What would be possible drawbacks if any.
He does not think i need to put a cooler on at all.
Somehow I don't agree...What would be possible drawbacks if any.
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Also, wrap the X-over in header wrap and this will also help lower trans temps a few degrees. It is right over the transmission, can't be good for low temperatures. I did that to mine and noticed about a 5 degree difference. Every little bit helps.
-Mike
-Mike
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I would agree with not putting one on....if you guys think, we already have a reinforced gearbox for the TAPshift anyway. Maybe to compliment it and reduce some of the gear load is keeping the engine off of the ration a bit....by simply installing a MSP Poly-bush and a RAT bone....helps that torque too...Im getting a Accumulator shift kit put on mine to stiff up the shift a bit...but we will see...that is supposed to be enhancing driveability and complement tranny life along with the MSP and RAT bone