GVWR Rating of Derale D13403 Transmission Cooler

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How many GVWR is this 13403 cooler designed for?

asked by: Ricarddo

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According to the folks at Derale, their # D13403 transmission cooler would be expected to handle a GVWR up to 26.500 lbs. Keep in mind, these coolers work best as a supplement to the existing cooler that runs through the radiator, and works best installed inline with the return line from the radiator back to the transmission

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 2

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I do have some other options for you but adding suspension enhancements to a vehicle will more often than not decrease ride quality as they are designed to prevent sag and in order to do so you must increase firmness which leads to a rougher ride.…

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Hey Dean, so the big difference is the capacity of the two SumoSprings kits #SSR-209-40 and #SS45MR that fit your 2017 Chevy Silverado 1500. The part #SS45MR has a 2,800 lb weight capacity and the #SSR-209-40 is 1,000 lb. The higher the capacity the…

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The SumoSprings #SS45MR are compatible with the MagneRide suspension on your 2017 GMC Sierra 1500. These have a 2,800 lb weight capacity and a microcellular urethane construction. The SumoSprings are a great solution to help keep you level while…

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Since the pre-load on the #SS95MR SumoSprings is typically about 1/2 to 1 inch, you'd very likely get some benefit from installing the SumoSprings. You shouldn't need to readjust the hitch. The first thing I'd recommend doing is…

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I recommend the RoadActive Suspension Kit #RAS54FR over the SumoSprings #SS45MR for your 2019 Silverado 1500 LD. The RAS is an active system so it is always providing the additional support to improve your ride. These will help keep you level while…

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I have a great solution for your 2018 Chevy Silverado 1500 4WD that will add support when you are using your truck camper but not stiffen your ride when going without it. It is the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle item #SS45MR.…

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Answer 12

The best location to install a transmission cooler is between the radiator and grille as this will allow the cooler to receive the most air flow. That said, you can still install the cooler between the radiator and engine and it will still work just…

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