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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    OK, good idea as they don't usually have one but just looks a bit exposed. Wonder if it can be shortened slightly? Or have a U or V shaped piece of metal welded in front of it for protection at a 45 degree angle?

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by Wonky View Post
    OK, good idea as they don't usually have one but just looks a bit exposed. Wonder if it can be shortened slightly? Or have a U or V shaped piece of metal welded in front of it for protection at a 45 degree angle?
    Good idea Gary - Terry's making another one for me - he wasn't 100% happy with this one. WIll get the new version plus a high stall fitted in the next few weeks.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Any chance you could externally host those pics for us non-validated members.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SilverVH View Post
    Any chance you could externally host those pics for us non-validated members.
    Yes no worries - I'll put them on photobucket this evening.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Cheers for that

    How does the auto behave with the new pan fitted? Is there a noticable difference or does the tune need tweaking first to realise the true benefit from it?

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

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    Cheers for that

    How does the auto behave with the new pan fitted? Is there a noticable difference or does the tune need tweaking first to realise the true benefit from it?
    Flaring has all but been eliminated especially on hills and hard acceleration. I need to take it back to Willowbank to really see how it goes. I'll be doing that in a few weeks time.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Received notification today that the 8 Caddy pans Holden have left will be at my dealer in the next day or two and when I get them I'll send them straight up to gaz05 for modification as he has bought them all from me to do his modifications on and sell on to interested members. Therefore, if you want one contact him - I know a number are already spoken for. The filters I should have here by the time gaz has finished all his mods.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Put me down for one pls

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    It's a good job, but it looks a little bit too exposed to me...
    I drove off a stupid driveway at the shops on the weekend, and I touched down around that area bloody hard, I crapped myself and worryingly looked for any leaks when I got home (think I only hit the rails fortunately)...

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by etrocket View Post
    Put me down for one pls
    Best to PM gaz05 to make sure he sees it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wonky View Post
    Best to PM gaz05 to make sure he sees it.
    is there going to be a pipe line for just the caddy pan and filter... im not going to need the baffles as im not racing it.

    GT-I9100

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Guys, if (like kayman in the post above mine) you had no need for the baffles, would the caddy pan and filter option be a good investment to get some more fluid into the tranny? Is the caddy filter taller than the normal filter, so it sits in the bottom of the caddy pan allowing for the extra depth?

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by cashie View Post
    It's a good job, but it looks a little bit too exposed to me...
    I drove off a stupid driveway at the shops on the weekend, and I touched down around that area bloody hard, I crapped myself and worryingly looked for any leaks when I got home (think I only hit the rails fortunately)...
    Yes good point. I forgot to mention that I now have Pedders heavy duty springs and shocks all round. Raised car height a cm or 2. So clearance is a bit better than standard VE setup.

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    Re: Filling 6L80E

    Quote Originally Posted by Raptor6L View Post
    Guys, if (like kayman in the post above mine) you had no need for the baffles, would the caddy pan and filter option be a good investment to get some more fluid into the tranny? Is the caddy filter taller than the normal filter, so it sits in the bottom of the caddy pan allowing for the extra depth?

    Cheers
    Chris
    That's a question for gaz05 to best answer as although I've seen the Caddy pan and Caddy filter separately I haven't seen them together plus I've never seen an A6 with the pan off, so am not sure how/where the filter connects. From memory I do believe he suggested in one of his previous replies that the Caddy pan and filter alone would be an improvement.

    PS My Caddy A6 pans still haven't arrived at my dealer. Will do more chasing up next week as I know that as of early last week they were at their main branch.
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