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Anyone no how big the cooler was in the stock radiator? If it's little I don't want to get carried away on a new one since it already has a
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Anyone no how big the cooler was in the stock radiator? If it's little I don't want to get carried away on a new one since it already has a Stillen 19 row cooler on it.
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The thing is that you don't need more cooling, it's more that you don't shock the trans by putting 'cold' fluid back in. So the one in the radiator actually is more a stabilizer
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