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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Sounds good Wonky, I'm interested in the caddy pan and an extension if it comes to pass..

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Good to see progress is taking place.

    Gaz, unsure if you got my PM and sorry if I've jumped the gun with all this, but going by the amount of interest generated already it would look like there is a lot of demand already for your modified pans. (including me )

    Is there a good chance you will be making up a few for some lucky LS1 forum members? If so, is there any way to commit to obtaining one either by sending you 2 oil pans or alternatively by transferring to you a holding deposit.

    Again, sorry if I've gone and jumped the gun before its all come into fruitation, just I don't want to see you out of pocket by doing all the hard work first and then potentially being left in the lurch. (Unfortunately I have seen this happen on other forums before in the past.)

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by dusto View Post
    what metal are the pans made from?
    I would hazard a guess at a cast aluminium composition.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    by the looks i was going some sort of pressed thing???
    def not mild steel but stainless maybe looks thin for a alloy one?
    if it is wouldnt take much to put a whole in one???

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    I'm no expert at metals but I'd guess pressed stainless???? They're quite thin so not cast. The Caddy one weighs 1.9kg, the VE one 1.8kg.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    if they are that thin would adding some more plate to the bottom be a good idea to protect it just in case??
    last thing you want is a whole in there and loosing your oil

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Sorry, I was specifically referring to the caddy pan, looking at the pic it looks cast. Although not having the pan in front of me, I have no real idea

    Knowing GM, they would use the cheapest material available that works

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by SilverVH View Post
    Sorry, I was specifically referring to the caddy pan, looking at the pic it looks cast. Although not having the pan in front of me, I have no real idea

    Knowing GM, they would use the cheapest material available that works
    I'm sure the VE and Caddy pans are identical material and thickness.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    The pans are pressed stainless. would probably be able to find a company in oz tjat could make some new deeper pans and then add the baffling
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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    I think its time I get my eyes checked

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by Tre-Cool View Post
    The pans are pressed stainless. would probably be able to find a company in oz tjat could make some new deeper pans and then add the baffling
    well if the ve pan is stanless its not your ordenery run of the mill stuff as my filter mag sticks like shit to a blankit on them
    magnets dont stick to 316 and 304

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    sorry i meant steel not stainless. i was doing something in the shed while i wrote the reply on my phone.

    i wish it was stainless, would take a fair whack before breaking then.
    It's happened before, It will all happen again.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    They seem to have some sort of coating on them then. Maybe galvanised?

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    Looks like it will be pressed zink

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    well it looks like my 6l80 has finally cried enough after 132K km's. 5th and 6th gear are starting to slip at anything over 25% throttle.

    looking at the extreme duty 6l80e combo kit from patc, anyone had any experiance with them?
    It's happened before, It will all happen again.

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