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Did you use any gasket sealer on the cover with that rubber gasket?
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Did you use any gasket sealer on the cover with that rubber gasket?
Once the thermostat opens up on the engine and hot coolant goes in the radiator you will have heat transfer to the trans fluid which will bring it to temp quicker.Right, so in cold weather the internal radiator cooler would warm the trans quicker than a thermal bypass
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It’s all good. Will be cleaning it up, and painting black... still, pretty spendy for that level of quality @~$75...Do not like, Sam.
Glad you’re doing the ARP bolts. I had 3 broken as well, and replaced with ARP. Hoping I should never need to replace those.I went on behalf of the burb to the exhaust shop that did the manifold replacement in 2018. Some may remember that I had my manifolds replaced and a few broken bolts extracted at that time. Well, I have another broken bolt. So, I made a deal with them, and while it wasnt free, it was basically about half price, maybe a third of retail price to replace all the bolts and put on new gaskets AGAIN. Well, I couldnt find my receipt. Very strange of me, but my mentality was likely that I wouldnt have to worry about it for another 10 years. Well, here we are, and I had no proof of purchase. Thankfully, due to a nice lady working in the office, she took the time to look over their sales numbers for 2018, and they had each transaction as a line item in a spreadsheet .... well the guy who did my paperwork did ZERO effort. Only had my first name, no vehicle information, and whoever entered in manifold in the description column spelled it wrong. Uber receipts to the rescue! I remembered that I had ubered home and to the shop, so I had the exact date and we found the transaction and the myriad of errors causing difficulty in finding it in the first place. Got the thumbs up and she'll get done this week with new ARP bolts and remflex gaskets.
Damn right it is. Oh well. I’ll hit both sides with a die grinder to clean it up put rivnuts in it and paint it.It’s all good. Will be cleaning it up, and painting black... still, pretty spendy for that level of quality @~$75...
Yeah, the first 2 rows have larger passages so when the fluid is cold it's thicker and won't flow into the rest of the smaller passages until it's warmer and thinner.I read the cooler has a built in bypass so why would you need another bypass?
There's a couple other companies that make brackets for the Tru-cool. Glenn's is one, forgot the name of the other. They're like $45.It’s all good. Will be cleaning it up, and painting black... still, pretty spendy for that level of quality @~$75...
Been thinking about a big TB and intake combo.. what about the air intake tube? You know of one that’s a 102mm..?
"Protester" bar love it, what perfect timing LOL.
I want one of those, where did you get it from?
Well I finally got the brackets. QC is a bit to be desired. They should really make sure the water jet cuts the holes 100% before packaging. Maybe clean it up a bit too. I know maybe I’m being too critical for 75 bucks. Lol also no washers for the bolts.
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edit: so it’s also going to need to be deburred. The edge is quite sharp. I’ll most likely hit with a file and add rivnuts in the holes. Then paint the whole thing.