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Old 19-09-2005, 09:15 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by Ghia5L
EAs weren't speed limited. LWBs were however due to the lengthy tailshaft. As for a transmission cooler, it helps the car's transmission immensely if you do a lot of towing or city driving.
That includes the wagons then I guess. Did some quick Google'ing on the trans cooler, is it just the torque converter that overheats? I assume a manual is safe from any heat issues?
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Old 19-09-2005, 09:38 PM   #32
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Slightly off-topic question, but does anyone know how big were the standard trans-coolers on the EB1's?
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