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SmokinChicken
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Anyone run the Koolverter small fan that mounts on transmission to cool converter? If so does it work and is it worth it.
 
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SP 124X
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It's a great idea but one more thing to break on a dragster especially if you get occasional tire shake at the end of the burnout. I use an electric leaf blower with a pvc T on the end. One side has a decent size hole that hits the converter the rest is smaller holes to hit the trans pan.

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dtye
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I put one on my door car,it works great!I made mine,7" fan,2 pieces of alum strips,$15 in the whole thing.I turn it on coming back from run to pit spot.In my opinion totally worth it.
 
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SmokinChicken
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This would be on a Suncoast Camaro Roadster, just trying to find another way to get some heat out of the trans.
 
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DaleH
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I put one on this year and pleasantly surprised how well it works. I rarely use the electric fan on my cooler anymore. I am amazed it actually drops the transmission temp pretty quick when parked between rounds.
 
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SCDIV1
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They crack and will eventually break...
 
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Curly1
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If that is the fan that bolts between converter and flexplate they move a lot of air around the converter and should help. Do not know if they still make them?


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CURTIS REED
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If that is the fan that bolts between converter and flexplate they move a lot of air around the converter and should help. Do not know if they still make them?


Bruce it's not.


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I have one but haven't put it on yet because my midplate doesn't encircle the flexplate and I just haven't yet worked to get it mounted. I bought a large carpet drying fan and it works pretty well blowing under my car. I race in high gear only a lot.



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Da Shoe
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They work well, just make sure your motor plate goes down low or encircles so you can mount it, and it wont work with a trans puke tank that mounted on front of trans.

Been running 1 for 2 years and it has never broke.
 
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Quick Dawg
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I went to order one and they are sold out... Not much of a web site...
 
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novaX522
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I've been using one for years. It made a huge difference double entering races. I wouldn't race without it. My midplate doesn't go all the way around the flex plate, I just ran 2 metal straps from the midplate to the fan brackets.


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SCDIV1
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I was thinking it was the fan shogun used to sell. Bolted between converter and flex plate. My mistake. Never heard of or saw this device.
 
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sc4087
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$129 for a $19 Taiwan fan? Homey don't play that

any leaf blower or squirrel cage blower will do the same thing.


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Quick Dawg
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I remembered I have an old B&M trans cooler with a small fan on the shelf somewhere. I think I will build my own....
 
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