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Old 08-02-2009, 10:30 PM
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I want to remote mount a transcooler with an electric fan on it. What size and GVW do I need?
Old 08-02-2009, 10:40 PM
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As big as you can fit. The tru-cool 40k is the biggest out there.
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wow dont you have a tru-cool 40k in the classifieds? why not use it instead of sell it?
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I want to remote mount with a fan so I thought I would sell it and get one with a fan already on it.
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Get the big tru cool, forget about a electric fan.. SERIOUSLY you won't need one

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Yep, stick with the 40k
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Yes the 40k, will work... Here is my temp after driving around in town for ruffly 40 mins, along with a 3200 verter.. It is about 90 outside.. Never has it once got over 150deg

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The whole deal is to get the cooler away from the supercharger heat exchanger. The trucool covers about half the heat exchanger and was trying to relocate it.
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Have you tried to run it and see what happens??? I have seen numerous people stack the coolers infront of the H/E..
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No I haven't. Don't even have the supercharger on the motor yet. I'm just trying to plan ahead a little. Joe at LEFTCOAST32 just said it would be better if I didn't have anything in front of it. I mounted up the heat exchanger today since I had the day off.


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