No effing trans cooler?! I'm out Toyota

this only works if you lift it cali style, nose way up so more air can hit the trans

 

I'll blend in with the rest of the trucks around here...

 

Longer leaf shackles in the back works too if you can't find any tractor tires with at least an N speed rating.

 

That the taco messed with the landslide lol

 

That makes even better sense! I think this place has the capability to have its own engineering department!

Didn't know that was Cali style. . Always thought it was a southeast thing!

 

I’ve always heard it called the Carolina squat. Wherever it comes from it’s hilarious. I laugh my ass off every time I see one.

 

Whoever was the first one to say, "hey, I think my truck looks amazing hauling all these shingles around!"???

 

That would be Billy Bob...….

 

Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
https://youtu.be/MwsSSrKnKO4

 

Data is good but personal experience, to me, is better. If I can drive a truck for 12 years, have zero mechanical issues, and sell it for 75% of what I paid, I will probably give that brand preference. And no, it wasn't a Tundra.

 

My name is John, I have a 2019 Tundra and I put in a trans cooler.

 

https://yourcovers.com/transpan_11151.php





$295

 

Holy crap. I go away for ten pages, and come back check out a reliable individual's post, and this "cooler thread" has morphed into something...else.

 

tubes are better than fins.

 

Finned tubes are best.

 

Yeeeaaaah, it swayed a little bit

 

First impression: wouldn't it make more sense to position the tubes front to back?

Second impression: that is a lot of potential leak points.

 

It will Brad, he's looking at the glass half full.

 

What's that whistling sound?

 

Possibly, but PML has specialized in HD tranny pans for quite some and is a proven design with good reviews. Finned heat sinks are pretty much ubiquitous on many applications to help dissipate heat. Not sure how practical it would be off roading with a bunch of external tubing to tuck out of the way.

 

Not heavy duty looking either.

 

cut each tube a different length and it might play 'man of constant sorrow' as you drive down the road.

 

So which make was it?

 

Tacoma 2004

 

You realize that's the same brand as the Tundra, right?

 

I have to look into this. Just yesterday evening we had my wife's sister over and she was telling us about her friend who has a brand new Tacoma with multiple transmission issues. They've already had one replacement. My wife's sister buys Toyotas because of us and her friend purchased one after watching my wife's sister's Camry go 400k miles with zero issues. It's been a nightmare for them

 

Shit, I thought it was a Ford.