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dunno if this has been covered before but sorry if it has i'm just trying to get the car ready to drag on the weekend :P.........
i've got a fairly decent btr box that I want to take good care off so i've just bought a low pressure trans cooler and I dont know if its a better idea to run it on its own..... or have the radiator oil cooler in series with it.... is it better to have it cooler or more flow?? how well does the standard cooler flow?? Cheers Brett.
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turbo trans cooler question
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