Okay, I called Jegs.com today and they had no info on these except for surface area size which is posted right on their website. I like the whole airflow argument though. Perhaps the absolute best resolution would be a cooler with a built in fan like:
ht tp://www.jegs.com/p/Perma-Cool/744433/10002/-1/10535 and then find a proper sensor/switch that would turn it on and off at need. Not having the IQ to do this, I'm thinking maybe put one of these on (21") as out here I'm liking the idea of the extra quart or so of fluid and I'm generally not dealing with 107 degrees at 8,000-10,000 ft. Then when I put on the hard top for the winter, just disconnect it.

Hey RobertAngelo, why don't you email me the picts? I'll then resize and post them for you. I have high-speed so it shouldn't be too bad. PM me if you're interested.

 

The tranny coolers with the built in fan are a good idea, i just like the simplicity of not having to wire anything up!

 

Anyone have a extra or damaged stock air cond/trans cooler? Reason I ask is Griffin radiator company would make us a direct replacement with better cooling capacity if I send them one. Then we could take out the old and replace with better one just like my radiator. Better then cutting stock lines and blocking anything.

 

 

He posted pics.





Again, the pics are not too big!

 

Does this require the use of the line kit?

 

I missed the links to 2 pics in 4 pages. You right about the pics not being to big but I needed my sunglasses to look at that chrome.