Hey wheres the best place to buy a transmission cooler?? Also superchargers are over-rated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Turbochargers are less expensive and produce more power cause they use the exhaust to power them....sorry just had to add that in.

Any auto parts store should have a transmission cooler. They're not vehicle specific so any one should work. <br><br>And why are you so down on superchargers? They're not overrated, they're an excellent way to add alot of power. I don't disagree that turbochargers are better, but they're not widely available for the T-bird and I don't know of any turbocharger kits for a T-bird that are less expensive than supercharger kits. If you do, let me know. <br><br>Kenny

Should be able to go to any parts store and get a transmission cooler. I've got a 98 SOHC RWD with tow prep. I jumped the gun and was looking for a trans mission cooler before I checked. There are a bunch of them out there. I'd recommend a stacked unit (Plate Fin Oil Coolers) like this type: http://store.racerwheel.org/racerwheel/b32-70266.html I did a google search on plate stacked oil cooler. I believe your transmission has a cooler intergrated into the radiator. you'd cut into the return line then add the cooler. The transmission has a temp switch from what I understand that doesn't allow flow to the cooler till its 150 degrees. Bob

hey, i used the B&M cooler, seems to work well. Takes a while for the tranny to warm up during the winter, but it runs at about 120 now at 32degreesF ambient. and 145 under medium hard use. I haven't had the temp gage on there long enough to tell you more. hope this helps dave