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Zf Heat Exchanger

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Looking at replacing the factory heat exchanger with an air cooling system to avoid the milkshake all together just wondering what is the best unit out on the market

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  • we have not seen a single milkshaked one through our shop, have seen one that leaked but lucky for the owner it was an external leak. I honestly believed the failure rate would be less than 2%, so I s

  • I was also looking around for many other ways to protect my box and save a a bit of money. But in the end I bought the PWR unit and was a bit iffy at the price... But once I got it and installed it,

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    And same/same fitted to a B series I had to modify the hosing arrangement slightly as my car was originally fitted with a thermostat valve for the trans cooler circuit. This was leaking and is no l

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The ZF kit from furious Performance is the go and removes the chance of ever having a milkshake.

He does one with or without a fan all plug and play.

Don't forget to top the ZF up have a litre handy to do so.

Or fill the cooler and lines when you install it... Way easier

What about a PWR heat exchanger? They've been out a while now and no bad reports as of yet. With an air cooler it would probably not keep the oil temperatures as stable as the heat exchanger style does.

that's what I fitted and recommend. PWR heat exchanger

I think the PWR replacement is probably the best.

I think it will operate closer to "factory" specs.

I personally bought a much cheaper "oil to air" type kit for the ZF and mounted it in front of the radiator on my car using another kit which had things like "zip tie sticks".

I will see if I can find links to what I used and post them later.

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Just figured with the cost of one and still not completley eliminating the chance I thought air would be a better option and more affordable

Something to think about, almost every automatic car ever produced has used an oil to water cooler, how many have problems?

Something to think about, almost every automatic car ever produced has used an oil to water cooler, how many have problems?

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What about this style furious exchanger would this just replace the oem one and is it better?

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