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Old 09-18-2007, 01:00 PM
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Anyone out there running a 4L80E with a deep pan? What did you have to do to get an ORY to clear?
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I would just custom build one out of mandrel bends
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You want to help me build one when you get down here?
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I don't have a welder of my own
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I don't have a welder of my own
Well you're no help then
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It's not an 80e, but do one like this . . . it's a pacesetter with some extensions on it

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Originally Posted by Tootall
It's not an 80e, but do one like this . . . it's a pacesetter with some extensions on it
Interesting, I hadn't seen anything like that before.
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Interesting, I hadn't seen anything like that before.

I have a deep pan for the 60e, so it was easier to have it ran behind the x-member, everything was flanged . . . Charlie has it now . . . I think that it flowed better with the longer pipes
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I would just custom build one out of mandrel bends

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Originally Posted by thunder550
Interesting, I hadn't seen anything like that before.
Wont work for us though.
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