My Build - '98 Chevrolet K1500 Z71

[rayra]

That's a nice looking trans cooler upgrade. Looks like it will go right in with no further mods needed, connectors in the same place / spacing and everything. I may have to look into that myself. I'm looking at a Scangauge solution for my '02 Sub, basically the same drivetrain as you had. Doing some more towing next year and taking a good look at trans temps. At 121k+ and want to extend this trans as far as I can.

 

[RoughRiderZ71]

That's a nice looking trans cooler upgrade. Looks like it will go right in with no further mods needed, connectors in the same place / spacing and everything. I may have to look into that myself. I'm looking at a Scangauge solution for my '02 Sub, basically the same drivetrain as you had. Doing some more towing next year and taking a good look at trans temps. At 121k+ and want to extend this trans as far as I can.

Mostly. The upper mounting bracket has to be shortened, due to the increased height. And you need 2 adapter fittings if you wanna use the OEM cooler lines. That's what the gold things on the bottom are. Here's what you'll need (assuming you have a GMT400 platform with a 4L60E):
P/N 321109.1 : adapter fittings from Advance Auto. You will need 2 of them
P/N BMM-70266 : cooler assembly from Summit


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[chilliwak]

I am looking forward to seeing the sas:Wow1: on your rig Mr Rider.. Any idea when you might get started on that?

 

[RoughRiderZ71]

Going to get the truck running and semi-driveable next month (damned Christmas taking all my money). Once I do that, and can move it out of the tiny garage its in now, the next step will be to do the SAS. So 3-6 months, depending on my financial situation. Being a semi-broke college student really slows things down

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[chilliwak]

Going to get the truck running and semi-driveable next month (damned Christmas taking all my money). Once I do that, and can move it out of the tiny garage its in now, the next step will be to do the SAS. So 3-6 months, depending on my financial situation. Being a semi-broke college student really slows things down

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Slow and easy with lots of time to do it right...:wings:

 

[RoughRiderZ71]

Slow and easy with lots of time to do it right...:wings:

Exactly. I'd rather take my jolly sweet time, and get all the best parts, and have everything done right the first time.

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