Transmission Cooler?????

[KyTrash]

I have been looking at Transmission Coolers. What are you using? I was looking at the ones with a fan and a thermostat. What the best for the money?

 

[wizzo]

i'm try'n this cooler, with a fan and shroud.

hopefully it will be enough, last cooler i had was a 6 pass w/ fan and it did alright but still got a little warmer than i'd like

 

[Cole]

the bigger the better in my opinion. It sucks to burn up transmissions and they are a pain to take in and out on most buggies. Griffin makes some nice tranny coolers along with Setrab, and PWR

 

[noracin]

If you have the room, go to junk yard and get one out of a 2005 up superduty powerstroke they are they biggest cooler you will find and cheap . They used 2 different sizes, a 22x17 and a 22x13 . They both have 1/2 inch tubes and are a plate design . I use the 22x13 in my 4000# jeep with a 3800 stall and a manual clutch fan set up and it stays about 200 all day . I paid 75$

 

[KyTrash]

i'm try'n this cooler, with a fan and shroud.

hopefully it will be enough, last cooler i had was a 6 pass w/ fan and it did alright but still got a little warmer than i'd like

Who's the manufacturer?

 

[wizzo]

derale part# 13300


go here: http://www.derale.com/basic/defaultBasic.aspx look under "remote mount fluid coolers" then "electra-cool"

you can get it with a fan and mounting brackets or just the cooler is the part number listed above.

 

[crawler1]

This is what i have been running for a few years and never had any trouble out of it . I also use one for my hydro steer also . They run about 220 bucks .

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/BMM-70297/

 

[KyTrash]

Well, I bought a cooler. Derale 13900, it has a fan and a thermal switch to turn it on and off. Thanks for the replies.