Sneak preview of our own transmission cooler .
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That's a fair price I spent almost 300$ on my B&M supercooler with a built in fan/thermostat and A/N fittings and high grade hose. Looks like a solid setup to me. BTW my fan kicks on at 185 temp and I've only heard it run once and its a hot SOB in Texas right now. No fan needed unless you plan on towing quite a load.
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Bottom line; the B&M super cooler is going to work at dropping your transmission temperature. However, the ORW trans cooler kit is a better set up, it has a really strong custom fabricated mounting bracket (designed for the JK) that has the cooler mounted to it through the use of rubber mounts that isolate it from shock and vibration. It's uses aircraft style AN fittings for a more secure leak proof junction, not hose clamps. It's a more expensive set up, but there is a reason why, all the parts are of higher quality and you are not having to set your cooler up with some half ass cheap brackets that are a "universal" application.
Thanks AptPupil, glad you like the rig that EVO built!
Last edited by GCM 2; 08-17-2011 at 05:56 AM.