anyone using a extra deep tranny pan?
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iwhen i rebuilt my tranny i put a huge cooler on it this time, but i was looking in summit and saw that hughes offers a extra deep pan for our trannys, along with B&M, for like an extra 3 quarts, anyone using these?
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Originally Posted by getchusum99
iwhen i rebuilt my tranny i put a huge cooler on it this time, but i was looking in summit and saw that hughes offers a extra deep pan for our trannys, along with B&M, for like an extra 3 quarts, anyone using these?
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i had bought a B&M and realize i couldnt use it cause of the crossover pipe of the exhaust. also with the deep pan it really wasnt much of a difference over the stock one.
also the 4L60 pan is the same as a 700R4 pan
also the 4L60 pan is the same as a 700R4 pan
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I had one on the 60e and now have one on the 80e. You can put a jack under them without the pan crushing in - handy! If you don't have a drain plug now it will be a feature you'll come to love...
Mine looks like this:
Mine looks like this:
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Originally Posted by DanaliHD
i think moregrip bought one. don't know if he ever installed it. just like the rest of his pile of parts. 

I used the Hughes unit, however if your worried about clearance issues I believe PML sells some deep, but clearanced, oil pans.








