Anyone able to get a tranny cooler bigger than 7.5"x12.75" without a lot of work?
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Do like me - run two flat steel or aluminum bars in front of the A/C condenser (shape them like this "[", then bolt each horizontal end to the radiator support), then run whatever cooler you please. If you install 4 bars like that you can have 2 coolers (one on each side of the center beam), plug them inline with each other and your tranny will never overheat. -
i did mine the same way.Originally posted by Ivan D
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So the bars let the cooler "clear" the center beam? Cause that's whats in the way right now. Also I have another cooler to the right of the tranny cooler, engine oil?
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Since it is black you cant see it, but the tube loops are actually behind the center support, the strips are what support the cooler. ( i was not going to stick thoxe zip-tie type things through my aluminum radiator.)Originally posted by 91 LTD
Since yours is a police package you have a second tranny cooler and a oil cooler. The oil cooler is the one with the big ass fittings on it. IIRC they are -10 and 3/4" NPThttp://secondhandracing.com/Home.aspx
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The oil cooler is the one with the fittings/ hoses that look like they're designed for high pressure? I think I guessed wrong then, and have more room than I thought.
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So I have to scavenge the junkyards for an oil cooler now... man, where am I gonna put that one too? Where do the lines for the oil cooler come out of, I assume there's a spin-on adapter where the filter would normally go?Comment
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