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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by daztheclipper View Post
    gday Gaz which ever way you end up going, either with the double pan extension or the Caddy pan, Id definately be up for one! great work!!

    No probs, will get something happening as soon as possible.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    i would be up for one aswell

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    As said before - I am keen
    If we can save a few $$$ and time, even better!

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    id be keen on 2 aswell

    cheers
    Daniel

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    might be able to get the good old a6 to shift like a zf box

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    I've ordered the Caddy pan (+ 2 normal pans) - should be in either tomorrow or Monday for me to do a good comparison and check that the Caddy pan really is a workable alternative.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by etrocket View Post
    might be able to get the good old a6 to shift like a zf box
    I think that might be optimistic.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by Wonky View Post
    I've ordered the Caddy pan (+ 2 normal pans) - should be in either tomorrow or Monday for me to do a good comparison and check that the Caddy pan really is a workable alternative.
    This should be good Wonks. Let's hope it bolts straight on, what was the cost of the caddy pan?

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by cashie View Post
    This should be good Wonks. Let's hope it bolts straight on, what was the cost of the caddy pan?
    Didn't really double check but from memory (surprisingly) not a lot more than the stock pan.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    OK, picked up the Caddy pan plus two normal pans today. The Caddy pan is a definite straight bolt up and will achieve the aim of increasing capacity but for serious work at the drags may not do what gaz's double depth pan does and that's drop the filter deeper into the oil. I'm guessing given it uses a different filter number that the filter possibly does sit lower than the standard one (I'm guessing knowing GM that the filter itself is identical but it has a slightly longer extension on it, but I'm guessing as haven't really looked at a filter). Therefore I suspect anybody who uses the Caddy pan would need some sort of extender made up, as gaz does with his.

    I will have the pans at Chev's dyno day tomorrow for anybody who wants to have a look-see. I'll also get some measurements and pics tomorrow.

    List price on the Caddy pan is $91 + GST, standard pan $80 + GST. If enough people are interested in the Caddy pan I should be able to negotiate a decent bulk deal on them through my contacts as they're pretty much an orphan part now. As I said above, I think that probably the Caddy pan is the cheaper solution for people who just want more oil in their A6s and are not really into dragging.

    I think the C

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    can you get the caddey filters as well ?

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Hi Gary (Wonky)

    Thanks for following this up. Just so I'm clear - the caddy pan fits as straight bolt up. Depth is similar to Gary (Gaz05) double pan weld up. But the filter will not sit on the bottom of the pan as per Gaz05's solution.

    Regards, Dan

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    not sure if this pan is the same model your looking at but the filters and pans for caddy models are cheep on this site + fright of course
    http://www.newgmparts.com/partlocato...layCatalogid=0
    all so here
    http://www.partswebsite.com/simongmp...140&type=parts

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Just to recap - wonkY has confirmed the caddy pan is a straight swap. If gaz is happy, could several pans be posted directLy to you to add the baffle and make up the filter extention. This should be easier than having to do everything including making the pan.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by etrocket View Post
    Just to recap - wonkY has confirmed the caddy pan is a straight swap. If gaz is happy, could several pans be posted directLy to you to add the baffle and make up the filter extention. This should be easier than having to do everything including making the pan.

    Great idea if GAry (Gaz05) is happy to do that

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