tranny cooler ?
05-04-11, 07:25 PM
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the aftermarket cooler should replace the one in the radiator, or you could run both and have the aftermarket one after the fluid has passed through the radiator not sure if you would run into issues with pressure though if you ran a dual set up. Not sure if this is broscience but I have had several people say that 1 90 degree bend is equal to 9ft of line hence me mentioning the issue with the pressure.
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the aftermarket cooler should replace the one in the radiator, or you could run both and have the aftermarket one after the fluid has passed through the radiator not sure if you would run into issues with pressure though if you ran a dual set up. Not sure if this is broscience but I have had several people say that 1 90 degree bend is equal to 9ft of line hence me mentioning the issue with the pressure.
edit: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...ns-cooler.html
edit: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...ns-cooler.html
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