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84ta406 09-16-2010 03:03 AM

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PRM-12315/

I use that on my car, bypass the radiator as well. Works awesome.

BrokenFeather78 09-17-2010 01:38 AM

Go for the B&M!!!!!

Formula413 09-17-2010 02:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrokenFeather78 (Post 29324)
Go for the B&M!!!!!

Yeah but which one? They make a jillion of them.

ILuvPizzaTimes10 09-17-2010 04:21 PM

if your mounting in on the radiator (recomended!) then you dont need one with a cooling fan on it. and again you dont want a tube style. So to summarize get the one you linked to earlier. and i wouldn't bypass the stock rad cooler. id run the aftermarket cooler after the radiator.

Formula413 09-17-2010 06:01 PM

Yeah I definitely plan on mounting it on the radiator. Summit doesn't list the GVW of the coolers for some reason, I read that 18000 was the one to get.

So you think it should be run together with the stock cooler? Performabuilt recommended bypassing it.

irockidz28 09-17-2010 06:08 PM

i have put a few on and we have never bypassed the radiator

ILuvPizzaTimes10 09-17-2010 08:28 PM

you only bypass if you have had an issue with your tranny. Say a shit ton of clutch material enters the system you CAN flush it out But its better to either get a new rad OR use an aftermarket and bypass. If your tranny is running fine IE no clutch material in the fluid/cooler lines keep the stock cooler in the system.


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