[67ss]

Putting a fresh built th400 and converter in the 62. Was wondering what you guys were using to cool you tranny fluid? Just a regular heat sink, cooler with electric fan or nothing at all? Thanks for your input!

 

[steed]

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good morning,

I'm just about to switch from TH400 to PG but I'm using a 10.5" oil cooler which is mounted behind the radiator with an additional fan.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/prm-13311/overview/

greets
carl

 

[65 Post]

I run a B&M cooler similar to the above post, only without the fan on both my dragster and ChevyII. Get the one with AN fittings or pipe threads so you can run a stainless or braided line. Put it in front of the radiator. And if you can, get yourself a trans temp gauge. Just so you can keep an eye on the temp. Dave

 

[Gregs72]

I also have a cooler similar to those, I have it mounted infront of my rad and do not have a fan on it.

I have a TH350 with a 4500 stall, I also have a trans temp guage and it does not get hot.

 

[bracketchev1221]

I have the biggest black stacked cooler they made in the car in front of the radiator. Then my electric fan pulls air through both the cooler and radiator. But I only use the fan until I stage the car and then I shut it off.

 

[davidr5610]

I have this one.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/bmm-70266

Though I remember it being cheaper when I bought it 3 years ago.

I have it mounted vertically in front of my radiator. You can sort of see it in this pic to the left of the SS emblem.

 

[Propellerhead]

I have this Moroso heat sink mounted under the back of the car.

http://www.jegs.com/i/Moroso/710/41205/10002/-1

 

[a-z racing 1]

I have a Shogun cylinder on my Powerglide in my Vega racecar. Works fine for bracket racing and no street use. I run a transbrake and trans doesn't run hot.

 

[sunny929]

I have a rossler turbo 400 i ran a cooler for years he told me i didnt need one so i took it off, it doesnt very hot just racing