installed PPE deep pan.
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Nah, you just scratch the crap out of them until one day a big bump cracks the pan. Or so I've heard. :roflmao:
35 scout. pulled out on hydraulic trailer stayed in yard. cool to see behind truck though..
When did I start delivering to your shop, Josh? :roflmao:
My line is, "My uniform is actually clear, Im really FOS up to here (hand at neckline)." Always gets a big laugh.
You guys know me too well.:hug: Thats somewhat frightening.
O/P, sorry for the de-rail. Its been a longggg time since I had a good laugh around here, and now I got two.
This was an interesting thread, I'll have to look for something else useless and start another one...LOl..
Im sure you didnt create this with the intended direction it went. This threads gone way off the tracks. Lol. Haven't been this entertained in sometime. 
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I have the same pan on mine, I like having the extra fluid and peace of mind. Don't let people discourage you on your project. That's what makes people stop posting and just stalks around and not inform the rest of what they have done.
I feel bad for kinda jumpin in on the troll fest here, and by no means do I want members to not post their modding experience!
I have the PPE deep pan too, I gotta admit...I was discouraged to find out the pan wouldn't lower my trans fluid temps, even more so when it was confirmed thru experience. However, it is a nice piece that offers several beneficial features over the stock pan I figured I'd try to take advantage of when I took the stock pan off to do a shift kit...and for the most part I'm glad I have it.
I run a ppe stock capacity pan. Seems to make it more stable on trans jack and easier to drop fluids.
This was an interesting thread, I'll have to look for something else useless and start another one...LOl..
Im sure you didnt create this with the intended direction it went. This threads gone way off the tracks. Lol. Haven't been this entertained in sometime.
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My job is done here. :roflmao:
This was an interesting thread, I'll have to look for something else useless and start another one...LOl..
Dont feel bad...:hug:
Only reason most of us know its snake oil is bc we already have one or two...
Just dont fall for hot side pipes and all the other eye candy...:roflmao:
Dont feel bad...:hug:
Only reason most of us know its snake oil is bc we already have one or two...
Just dont fall for hot side pipes and all the other eye candy...:roflmao:
I actually feel that hot side pipes actually have their place. The benefit of using it is getting rid of the stupid inverted rubber nipple on the inside of the boot (the boot at the turbo on the pipe side) and the pipe having a groove in it for it. Once you get to a certain point with twins with a stock style charger in the valley, that pipe has the tendency to blow off. The new pipes use a normal style bead roll and help keep it on a lot better.
I also prefer the ones that get rid of the stock lower boot at the intercooler. Definitely an improvement over stock.
Yep. I agree, untill you have to have one its a waste. I never had an issuse with stock hot side pipe with my lmm and it pushed 44 lbs everyday. Lol...