New Cast aluminum 700r4 pan- stock ground clearance.
09-10-2003, 11:52 PM
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Car: '87 Chev
Engine: 60*V6
Transmission: DY T700
New Cast aluminum 700r4 pan- stock ground clearance.
PML has come out with a shallow height cast pan for our cars with clearance problems. I can not fit a deep pan on my car and have not been able to upgrade for cooling till now. $126 for bare finish cast aluminum 700r4 pan- polished ($226) and black crinkle finish ($151) availible also.
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09-11-2003, 06:01 PM
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Before you install the pan, put on a temp guage and do before and after tests? I think you won't find any differences. Plus if you hit a rock you will break and not dent the pan, which will cause immediate fluid loss. Just one reason to reconsider the pan change.
09-11-2003, 09:25 PM
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Car: '87 Chev
Engine: 60*V6
Transmission: DY T700
Originally posted by Pro Built Automatics
Before you install the pan, put on a temp guage and do before and after tests? I think you won't find any differences. Plus if you hit a rock you will break and not dent the pan, which will cause immediate fluid loss. Just one reason to reconsider the pan change.
Before you install the pan, put on a temp guage and do before and after tests? I think you won't find any differences. Plus if you hit a rock you will break and not dent the pan, which will cause immediate fluid loss. Just one reason to reconsider the pan change.
Relp, PML's info is at the bottom of the link page.
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09-12-2003, 05:40 AM
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Check your stock steel tranny pan for dents & scrapes (if you have them now) forget about the cast aluminum pan. Note!
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