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    rdobbs is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    400 turbo trans

     



    I have a 400 tb behind my bb chev. D'ont drive it much, but it seems to
    be a good trans. Have a cooler mounted on side rail frame. Someone
    told me that these trans's have a tendency to over heat. Is this true?
    rd57

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    I ran a turbo 400 with a BBC and I used a shift kit along with a large tranny cooler. I never experienced any issues. I am now building a 30 Model A roadster which will be running a BBC and a turbo 400. It is a professionally built tranny and I will be running an external finned long cooler along with a tranny cooler which is fan activated. Hopefully I will not encounter any overheating issues.

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    I got one in my 34 and have never had a heating problem. At least not so far.

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    I got one with a 2600 stall and a cooler never had any overheating issues also with a BBC

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    "Have a cooler mounted on side rail frame."

    I wouldn't say this is a real good idea. The cooler isn't getting any air unless the vehicle is moving. Even when moving, the cooler isn't exactly in the air stream. I had a buddy that mounted his on the frame and cooked his C4.
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    I Worry About This. But I Have A 4500 Stall In My One Car On The Bottom Of The Floor Pan Brace .and In The Front Inner Wheel Well And A 3800 Stall In The Other No Fried Trans

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