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Transmission Cooling to the duraMAX – 2001-2010 Chevy /GMC Duramax Transmission Cooler, Part 1 – Stock Review

Mishimoto 2011+ Chevrolet/GMC 6.6L LML Duramax Performance Intercooler, Part 6: Final Results and Product Conclusion
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Mishimoto Chevrolet/GMC 6.6L Duramax Intercooler Kit
With our testing complete, it was time to recap the results and see what kind of benefits our cooler was capable of producing. The testing procedures and information from our previous posts are outlined below. Testing Procedures and Information Vehicle: 2011 Chevrolet 2500 6.6L LML Duramax Engine Modifications: None, all factory equipped Ambient Temperature: 85°F (29.5°C) Humidity: 35% Sensors: PLX Pressure and temperature sensors were placed on both the hot-side and cold-side intercooler boots. Physical Benefits Before we jump right into the testing data, let’s compare the physical aspects … Continue Reading ››Winterize Your Diesel: How to prepare your truck for the coldest of enemies!
If you’ve faced a winter or two with your diesel truck, you are probably aware of the challenges that lie ahead for this coming season. Proper vehicle preparation is key to reducing vehicle downtime and making sure your truck survives low temperatures. Although modern trucks are well set up from the factory for cold climates, there are always preventive measures that will make your life a bit easier when the temperature drops. Our team has prepared an in-depth checklist, with the goal that your truck makes it to spring without incurring too much wear.
Mishimoto 2011+ Chevrolet/GMC 6.6L LML Duramax Performance Intercooler, Part 5: Prototype Testing
Interested in purchasing this Duramax Intercooler? Check out our product page for more information!
Mishimoto Chevrolet/GMC 6.6L Duramax Intercooler Kit
Product Testing and Procedures
The fun part of development is the reveal of our initial prototype design, but the truly exciting part is the testing portion of development. At this point our offices are disrupted by noise from the dyno pulls, tempting a few of our empolyees to filter into the garage and check out the action. Below we see the truck loaded onto the dyno.