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Old 01-10-2005, 06:53 AM
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Anyone running auto trans. Where's a good location to run trans cooler. I'm using FHP30 Fluidyne radiator, original style and mounting. Is front of radiator my only choice??? or can I use a frame mount, street rod type???
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I've got a round one mounted to the frame, just about across from where the shifter is located.
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Fluidyne and B&M both have coolers with fans mounted on the cooler....

We have the trans cooler mounted Horizontally under the drive shaft ...

The rear-end cooler is mounted up in the LR fender .....

The fan makes it not have to be in the Air stream....

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Here's my trans cooler - hidden in plain view



There are several places that sell coolers that you mount on the frame rail. Example: http://www.streetrodstuff.com/Products/100/



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