i figure since i got the pan off might as well put something better on there to hold more fluid. are there different pans for different year models? or is 4l80e all the same
i figure since i got the pan off might as well put something better on there to hold more fluid. are there different pans for different year models? or is 4l80e all the same
Contact 700R4, 700 Raptor Transmission from PATC, 700R4 4L60E 48RE 4L80E and order one of the huge +3.5 qt capacity oil pans. Its what I have on mine and its heavy duty aluminum.Get PN #3XX for the most fluid and strength if you have room for it to drop straight down another inch or so from stock depth.
Last edited by RedHeartbeat; 06-13-2008 at 09:41 PM.
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that looks good, im just got to double check and find out exactly what year my trans is and im getting one.Originally Posted by RedHeartbeat
Contact 700R4, 700 Raptor Transmission from PATC, 700R4 4L60E 48RE 4L80E and order one of the huge +3.5 qt capacity oil pans. Its what I have on mine and its heavy duty aluminum.
i also found this one which is a little more expensive but it looks really nice.
Transmission Pans for a GM 4L80E Fits the following vehicles GM 1992-2007 1500/2500/3500 Trucks, Suburbans 6.0 Liter HD Trucks Overall height is 4 1/2" Holds 4.5 quarts more fluid than stock pan - Transmission Pans - Off Road Unlimited
ill have to see where 4.5" brings it down to, if it's not too low i might as well get it.
Here's an alternative for a little bit less money (if that's a concern for a high-roller like yourself Illya)
2 extra quarts and cooling tubes for $80 is a pretty good deal.
thats not for an 80e Moze is it?
i use to have one like what Moze posted up with the tubes running thru the bottom it was really nice...
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That one was thanks to Moze. I prefer the cast aluminum ones. There are sooooo many welds on those with the tubes. I always worry about leaks with that many welds.
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it was for a 60e anyways they dont have a 80e pan. but i would prefer a cast one also.
i measured and 4.5" was still higher than the exhuast pipe so i ordered the ORU pan. 336.00
looks like a really nice one and holds 4.5 quarts more than the stock.
Mag-Hytec's heavy duty Transmission pans provide increased lubricant and cooling capacity for hard working recreational and service vehicles. Mag-Hytec Pans set your vehicle apart in both aesthetics and function - cast in A356-T6 aluminum and texture powder coated black with machined cooling fins. Magnetic drain plugs trap worn gear material promoting fluid integrity. Each unit is fitted with ARP 568 O-rings for superior sealing. All hardware is 303 stainless steel, in most applications no gasket or sealant is required, and all Mag-Hytec parts are covered by a lifetime limited warranty.
Fits the following vehicles
GM 1992-2007 1500/2500/3500 Trucks, Suburbans 6.0 Liter HD Trucks
Overall height is 4 1/2"
Holds 4.5 quarts more fluid than stock pan
Transmission Pans for a GM 4L80E
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