B&M Fluid Coolers

[Serious Offroad]

Just added to the site.

We all know that our transmissions generate a tremendous amount of heat and getting rid of it will make your transmission last a lot longer. What a lot of new owners don't realize is the OEM tranny cooler is inside their radiator. It's trying to dissipate heat via the hot coolant....not a great way to do it.

The solution? Auxillary coolers to supplement or even bypass the OEM Transmission Cooler.
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[sunk]

Interested,

(89' K5 chevy 350) 700r4 bypass trans cooler pt#?

Also looking for a new radiator, bigger/better than OEM. Any suggestions?

[xaza]

Not sure what Frank has but this is where we go. It's right around the corner at about Broadway and I25.
http://www.performanceradiator.com/

[Chris]

Hmm, my 4Runner's tranny cooler is in front of the radiator but I'm not happy with the temps when hauling my trailer. I'll look into this before the heat of the summer hits (Nice thought - heat of the Summer!)

The internal are bad, a blockage in mine is why the tranny in my old truck blew a few years back. These are a simple solution.

[Serious Offroad]

Interested,

(89' K5 chevy 350) 700r4 bypass trans cooler pt#?

Also looking for a new radiator, bigger/better than OEM. Any suggestions?http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.com/Fluid-Coolers/BM-Performance/BM-Performance/BM-Performance-70298

I can get flex-a-lite...but you're looking at around $600 plus freight.