2005 gtp transmission cooler what should i buy?

**James8026** · 05-18-2015

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**James8026** · 05-18-2015

My trans is running warm now that the warmer weather is here and i want to install my own cooler preferably with an electric fan. Anyone done this? Any advice or tips or dont forgets?

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**RivMan** · 05-18-2015

I'm in the same boat. I spoke to Dave at TEP, and he said that he can build a custom standalone cooler similar to the one he builds for the GXP guys. My lines leak, so a stand alone kit that replaces all of the stock cooling lines would work great for me. I doubt a fan is needed.

The GXP Kit:
http://shop.tripleedgeperformance.co...TC4920-LS4.htm

-Rob

**James8026** · 05-18-2015

Seems a lil expensive i know its custom built but will it do any better than the one i found for $110 on google with a fan. Even if i dont need the fan its nice to have especially when im rodding on it

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**REDCRAPGP** · 05-18-2015

Hayden 1405 cheap and effective.

A pan drop/shift kit and cooler should cool it plenty enough.. A fans not needed if it gets the hot still... You have bigger problems to worry about.

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**James8026** · 05-18-2015

Shift kit from where

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**CrazyGuy03** · 05-18-2015

Personal preference. The intense kit was amazing IMHO

**stocker** · 05-18-2015

http://www.amazon.com/Transgo-T84167...hift+kit+4t65e

I believe this is less aggressive than the intense but many have used this. Just look at the ratings.

**CrazyGuy03** · 05-18-2015

Didnnt Dave use intense kits in his builds?

**stealthee** · 05-18-2015

Fan is definitely not needed.

Temp said 86* outside today and highest trans temp I saw was around 180*. I am not even running standalone, I'm in series. If running stand alone it would be even cooler.