JDM4LIFE

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After about an hour's worth of time (partially due to warding off an endless horde of mosquitoes in my garage), I got it installed successfully. I used the Hayden 403 kit. I have to admit it was very straight forward. Since the transmission already had a direct line with a hose and two inlets for the input into the stock cooler, you just basically install the cooler in-between the two. The hose that came with the kit is just a little too short to probably get it to work for both pieces if you cut it. I recommend buying another equal length of hose. The hose that came with the kit was good quality and I recommend getting just as good. I went to Autozone and got some cuz my friend works there, but I'm probably gonna replace that sometime soon. I wasn't impressed by it much. All in all, I feel better about going to the drag strip considering I put my automatic through enough abuse. If anyone reading this is thinking about it, I recommend it. Also, thanks to Josh F for the pictures and help. They explained all the questions I had!

ripper7

How much was the tranny cooler, also you think you could email the how-to pics? jgnguyen@trcstaff.com

thanks.

JDM4LIFE

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yip, i've got the pics he gave me. i'll probably post them on my site, so long as he allows me. make sure u've got room in ur mailbox, they're big. also, the tranny cooler was $40, the extra hose was about 1.50

ptatohed

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Hey JDM, glad I could help. Glad it all worked out for you. If you want to use the pics, feel free. Don't forget to give credit to Greg Pete with his write-up for the .org.

https://maxima.org/shoptalk/sub_modi...er/index.shtml

All I did was add a little bit of a (what I feel is better) twist to it.

-Josh

ripper7

got plenty off room..thanks