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Tran Cooler suggestions and experiences,,,,,,

Discussion in 'VR - VS Holden Commodore (1993 - 1997)' started by Rusty, Feb 9, 2011.

  1. Rusty

    Rusty ٩(-̮̮̃•̃)۶

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    Hey guys,

    Wanting to know what sort of transmission coolers people are using on the VR Ute.

    The Ute has a surprisingly hard shift kit, stallie and cam so the transmission is worked relatively hard. All this has been installed fairly recently but with nil cooler installed.
    I believe it has a couple hoses through to the radiator but want to back it up with a decent cooler.

    Any suggestions or advice?

    Thanks in advance guys

    EDIT: Another quick question - Will a VR V8 Wagon Exhaust fit to a VR V8 Ute?? I have heard that the pan is the same but would like to confirm
     
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    woteva NEED 4 SPEED

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    Sounds like good ****.

    Go and visit any speed shop for some decent tranny coolers.
     
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    The1 A Memcal a Day Keeps..

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    running a alloy 400x200 here in the vs with transmax oil keeps it at 75c constant, not running it through rad.
     
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    Top ****! Haha did not notice that typo.

    Cheers for the info guys, will have a hunt around this weekend.
     
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    Is that one of the DC ones in SuperCheap for ~$190?
     
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    The1 A Memcal a Day Keeps..

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    i got mine on ebay years ago, it looks like it was custom made.
     
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    Far out that is cheap. I was expecting a couple hundred dollars. Cheers for the link
     
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    What is a good location on the VR - VS with A/C?
     
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    I've got a deralie & it's mounted infront of the a/c condenser by 2 metal/flat bar straps that hold it away from the condenser by 3-4cm's right behind the bumper mouth for maximum air flow.
    :yahoo::driving:
     

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