sg1586

Did you guys notice what filter is on that glide???

I have been using one of them for a wile now :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

us7race

Barry what kind of filter is it?

sg1586

Jody it is a Mopar filter with a special made adapter...It works great and alot more filter area....

You can get them from TSR

:lol:

sg1586

That cooling pump also needs the ATI Supercase :shock:

cepx111

I like the nitrous idea, very cool and much cheaper than buying a fancy pump and ATI super case> maybe nitrogen would be cheaper than NOX though. Cp

shawnp

Saw it at PRI. Was told if you don't have 20-30 mintues to cool, then you are wasting your money. The design feature is not for your normal hot lapping bracket car. I think the set up could be duplicated much cheaper.

shoedoos

Plumb the lines to the side of the pan using some quick release fittings with one-way valves from a hydraulic shop, use an old Melling oil pump with a drill attached to it and run the trans fluid through a coil of copper line sitting in an ice box - cools a race TH400 in 10 minutes to completely cold....and you can also keep the beer cold if the ice box is big enough....

TheYellaBrick

We use Weldon high temp pumps for our differential cooling system. The model 9200 is what you want along with a cooler from Summit or Jegs or.....

http://www.weldonracing.com/product/..._Oil_Pump.html

On sale here;

http://www.srmotorsports.com/Weldon_Fuel_Pumps.html

Cooler with fan here;

http://www.jegs.com/p/Perma-Cool/744433/10002/-1

us7race

Wouldn't that only cool the fluid in the pan, not the trans and converter?
I think it may help but I think the real heat is in the converter.

mopar1968

I use nitrous to cool mine does the job quickly :!: :!: