trans cooler
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I'd suggest a thicker unit whick allows for a smaller foot print (covers less radiator area). Can't go too thick due to clearance issues. When doing research, compare gvw/btu numbers between brands and sizes.
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Ok. So thicker the better. Got it. Whats a good gvw/btu number to go with?
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Any auxiliary cooler will be an improvement over stock. Obviously, one can go from mild (get the job done) to wild (overkill).
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