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72_K10_Vegas 02-25-2015 10:59 PM

700-R4Transmission Cooling
 
Gents,
I have the following:
HBR (LasVegas) 383 Stroker built for low end (425 HP, 415 FtLbTq maybe more? not sure till the dyno)
700-R4 Transmission, built for towing (Vette servos yadda yadda)
Hughes lockup converter GM22LXTM
Hughes transmission cooler HP8231, with fan
RnD Radiator with transmission cooler option

My question is: What is the best way to run these tranny lines? I know that I will be generating high transmission / converter temps because of hauling those darn horses around the high country, but also, long trips in cold north country unloaded. I want the optimum transmission temperature.

Should I go transmission to radiator to transmission cooler? I have thought about a 3 way valve to cut in and cut out the transmission cooler depending on temperature.

Schematics are great / or verbal.

Any thoughts greatly appreciated.

midnight rambler 02-26-2015 01:53 AM

Re: 700-R4Transmission Cooling
 
Did mine trans to radiator to trans cooler.

72_K10_Vegas 02-26-2015 02:59 AM

Re: 700-R4Transmission Cooling
 
That was my first thought as well.

What about expected temperatures? Leaving the transmission, leaving radiator, then cooler?

turp mcspray 02-26-2015 11:00 AM

Re: 700-R4Transmission Cooling
 
On my vehicles with add on trans coolers, I block them off with a piece of cardboard in the wintertime.


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