Transmission Cooler
This part of the build actually took me longer than I expected. One of my buddies had a bunch of extra AN fittings lying around so I decided to use that for most of this.
Parts:
AN adapters that screw into the 4L60e - FRA-481670-BL
Lots of hose to run from the trans to the radiator ~10ft
AN to barb fittings - DER-98200 or DER-98204
Lots of 3/8" hose - I just got a 25' of continental hose (CEL-65128), I've used probably 70% of it.
optional - inline filter - B&M 80277 - this has 1/2" NPT so you might need some NPT to AN adapters here as well - for ex. Russell 660490
A bunch of larger rubber hose to prevent rubbing as you route all these hoses - I ran rubber hose over the SS braided stuff the entire length of the fender to prevent paint getting rubbed off.
The actual routing of the lines was pretty straight forward. I ran them up over the bell housing and into the drivers fender. Then exited them under the batter tray. Right at the battery tray is where I switched from AN braided hose to rubber 3/8".
One thing I struggled with was that I though I could use -8AN hose to go over the 3/8" toyo barbs and get some
fancy aluminum racing hose clamps (like Earl 900110ERL) - this turned out to be a bad idea. First of all the clamps dont work well because stainless braid always sticks out and pokes you. But the main reason is that you're supposed to use -7AN hose on 3/8" barbs so everything I had was over sized. I decided to just order nice 3/8" fuel hose and use that for the last runs to all the different barb fittings up in the grill. Also once you plumb all these lines in, things start to get tight up front around the drivers fender.
I also didn't realize that the transmission cooling system ran through the radiator until I started in on this so that was good to figure out. I retained the stock finned trans cooler as mine was in good shape. You can find diagrams for this online but the trans fluid goes through the radiator then through the finned cooler then back to the trans.
One thing I struggled with was figuring out where to but the rather large in line filter. I finally settled on the inner passengers frame rail right near the sway bar connection. I plumbed this first in line right after the hot fluid leaves the trans as fluid is best filtered hot.
Getting all the connections made on the transmission is also a little tricky once the drivetrain is in place. Certainly not impossible but plan on spending a decent amount of time on your back with a helper up in the cabin. DO THIS BEFORE YOU PUT THE INTERIOR AND SHIFTIER BACK IN.
That's all I can think of off the top of my head.