aux tranny coolers

["Mike O." <moparqman@xxxxxxxx>]

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Hey guys,
I'm finally going to replace my stock converter this summer and I figured 
it would be a very good time to put in a tranny cooler. It is a B&M 2400 
stall (I already have it so this post isn't about which converter is best 
and I have the front pump to swap out too). I'm wondering what the group's 
opinions are about coolers. It is a street driven car, with some Fri night 
1/4 mile racing thrown in, 383/727/3.55SG (all new or rebuilt) in a '65 
Coronet 2drht. Are those long inline double pass coolers all over ebay 
enough or should I go with a B&M style monster towing cooler? I don't want 
to decrease engine cooling too much but I don't want a hot tranny either.

Thanks
Mike O
'65 Coronet 500
'73 Fury III

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