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chevrolade 07-30-2012 10:24 PM

Another TRU COOL mounting thread
 
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ok so heres my problem..2008 Silverado with intercooler.....so recently i had the cooler mounted like this behind bumper,has a lil grill opening for air
highway its perfect at 140-160 temps...once im at a stop or light rises to 180+
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now you boosted guys with tru coolers...where do u have yours mounted with the intercooler in the grill?
heres the way im thinking of doing it...
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what do yall think? you guys that run it like this in front of intercooler,did it affect AIT's? i might try and make it fit behind the intercooler.idk i just need to get rid of that heating up bs at idle....when i had the 6spd it hit 245 just waiting in line to race


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travieso 07-30-2012 11:18 PM

Subscribe i was just thinking about this i don't know were im gonna put mine also

ak2007r6 07-30-2012 11:44 PM

Subbed also. Just picked up a tru cool and will be mounting it this time home. My inter cooler is still down in the stock location but would like to get one behind the grille eventually.


You setup looks like it would work just not sure how you would secure the tru cool in that setup. Be one heck of a mounting bracket.

ak2007r6 07-30-2012 11:46 PM

looking at your pics that lower bumper section looks like it has pretty good air flow to it. Would moving it up where you are thinking really provide a big difference?

Atomic 07-30-2012 11:56 PM

I have mine behind my intercooler, but I would try a fan on.yours where it is to see if that helps

TimDave217 07-31-2012 03:11 AM

a bunch of people have them behind the intercooler, what temps do they see there? i could see that making the temps rise a bit, i would think where you have it is a decent location.

14psisupra 07-31-2012 06:14 AM

Same problem except mine was mounted flat behind my bumper. I just put a smaller cooler that came with my pb trans infront of my intercooler and got rid of my true cool for now. Even with a much smaller cooler its getting a lot more air and temps are a bit cooler but not much. At least I know on the highway I'm getting plenty of airflow

Ieatpeople 07-31-2012 06:51 AM


Originally Posted by Atomic (Post 4965118)
I have mine behind my intercooler, but I would try a fan on.yours where it is to see if that helps


Originally Posted by TimDave217 (Post 4965169)
a bunch of people have them behind the intercooler, what temps do they see there? i could see that making the temps rise a bit, i would think where you have it is a decent location.

if the truck has e-fans, it should be more efficient to mount it up top where the fans can pull air through it while you're stopped. it would still work well while your moving.

the lower location only cools the trans while your moving.

chevrolade 07-31-2012 07:01 AM

Yea I'm going to mount it up top since it has more grill ( air space)then I'll see how she acts
And yes truck has oem e fans

slammedsilvy 07-31-2012 09:54 AM

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Original mount - Saw trans temps between 145-150 on 100* days.

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With intercooler - Now I see 155-160 on 100* days.
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