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Originally Posted by Max Capacity
I'm guessing no.
External coolers are made to help not be the only source of cooling.
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What? Your way wrong man. People run external coolers for transmissions, engines and diffs and they work great. Actually a external trans cooler, installed in a place it will get sufficient air, will have a far better cooling efficiency then the cooler located inside a radiator. Think about it, a cooler inside a radiator is being cooled by hot engine coolant where a external cooler is being cooled by air and also the time it takes the fluid to flow through the entire cooler.
If you ever worked on a EVO 10 you would notice that they have external coolers for their transmissions (auto and Mtm) transfer case and rear diffs from the factory. I have a simular set up on my Supra. One for the engine oil, my MTM and my rear diff. Granted the trans and rear diff needed a pump to circulate the fluid but it will help keep my cars drivetrain a lot cooler during events.