Trans cooler or Valve Body
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Trans cooler or Valve Body
ok so im about to beef up my trans before i put another chip in it and yea needless to say i took the edge out! so anyway im thinkin about what i can do to make it up to my trans. i dunno that what i was lookin at on my truck is the trans cooler cause its about the size of a truckstop pancake! i was thinkin about a JW valve body but then i got thinkin about a upgraded trans cooler. i found a wrecked 6leaker in the junk yard and trans cooler looks ok but is it even worth pullin it or should i spend more and get a good after market (if so) what kind is best deal/cooler. i am about to flush trans so thats why i was considerin valve body. soo come on with the info please!
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You definitely need the VB or shift kit -- it really makes the truck that much better when combined with custom tuning (like DP or Tony Wildman), you have a hell of a running truck!! For the cooler, you can add a Tru-Cool in front of the AC condenser, which when inline with the stock cooler, gets you about the same capacity as replacing the stock unit with the 6.0 part. If you can get the 6.0 part for a decent price, go for it!! If it's more than the Tru-Cool (~$120), then I'd go that route and remove the risk of getting a clogged or broken cooler.
You can get the Tru-Cool from DieselSite, BTW. IMHO, it's best to get the tranny's shifting in better shape first, then get the cooler. If you tow heavy, then both are very important sooner than later!
You can get the Tru-Cool from DieselSite, BTW. IMHO, it's best to get the tranny's shifting in better shape first, then get the cooler. If you tow heavy, then both are very important sooner than later!
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You waste a lot less tranny fluid doing it that way, but I think I would do the VB first if I couldn't do them both at the same time.
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do yall know if anybody does a VB w/ shift kit? im tryin to keep the cost resonable since i am about to throw a chunk of change on just the durn fluid! oh yea and i am gonna get a dp after i do some good mod's to prepare everything cause i rode in a equiped one today and dang now i know. i had to sneek the edge out before he find out i had1.
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Tru-Cool Max - $128 with the 99-03 Superduty Install Kit. Tru-Cool 4739 MAX
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JOHN WOODS! They are both $225. You can not count a core charge when you figure the cost of an item...you get it back...it's a core...
Yes, ITP Diesel is the place to go for the JWVB.
The reason I say this is the supposed reverse delay with the BTS AND another important thing is his doesn't need to be built different if you have a chip. Therefore you don't have to send stuff out to get rebuilt/reburned. You also can have your cake and eat it sooner with the JWVB for this reason.
Yes, ITP Diesel is the place to go for the JWVB.
The reason I say this is the supposed reverse delay with the BTS AND another important thing is his doesn't need to be built different if you have a chip. Therefore you don't have to send stuff out to get rebuilt/reburned. You also can have your cake and eat it sooner with the JWVB for this reason.
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JOHN WOODS! They are both $225. You can not count a core charge when you figure the cost of an item...you get it back...it's a core...
Yes, ITP Diesel is the place to go for the JWVB.
The reason I say this is the supposed reverse delay with the BTS AND another important thing is his doesn't need to be built different if you have a chip. Therefore you don't have to send stuff out to get rebuilt/reburned. You also can have your cake and eat it sooner with the JWVB for this reason.
Yes, ITP Diesel is the place to go for the JWVB.
The reason I say this is the supposed reverse delay with the BTS AND another important thing is his doesn't need to be built different if you have a chip. Therefore you don't have to send stuff out to get rebuilt/reburned. You also can have your cake and eat it sooner with the JWVB for this reason.
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