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Thread: Transmission temperature after 5" exhaust

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    Default Transmission temperature after 5" exhaust

    Just wondering if anyone has noticed a rise in trans temp after installing a larger exhaust. I have a 4" down pipe to a 5" pipe and i noticed the exhaust is only about an inch away from the upper tranny line from the cooler. it's not over heating, but it is definetely higher then before. thanks
    04 dura crew 4x4 auto lly bd triple power pup w/ outlook 6"fabtech 20" diamo 8 karat and 35" toyo mt's
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    Could you used a chunk of header wrap to insulate? The starter is also very close and could benefit from the same...
    2011 Chevrolet Tahoe 5.3L daily driver
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    yea, i was thinking the same thing. i think it's all i can do, i had to take the down pipe loose from the v-clamp. i was a pain but it's done now. i think i will try the header wrap. thanks
    04 dura crew 4x4 auto lly bd triple power pup w/ outlook 6"fabtech 20" diamo 8 karat and 35" toyo mt's
    05 rincon hmf/dyno jet mudlites

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