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Re: [GMCnet] Trans service [message #72595]

Tue, 02 February 2010 10:01

David L Greenberg

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On Tue, 02 Feb 2010 09:41:38 -0500 Les Burt <burtco99@yahoo.com> writes:
> For those of you with the Ragusa Transmission Pan, Does the lower
> bottom
> present any concern regarding road obstacles? Being that the Ragusa
> pan is
> aluminum, I'd be afraid of cracking it should I encounter an
> unexpected
> obstacle. The stock steel pan would just dent under moderate
> impact.
>

I put tens of thousands of miles on my Ragusa tranny pan and had no
problems.
BUT, be careful with speed bumps-take them very slowly because in most
cases
when you come off the bump the pan is right there.

The advantages of the extra qt capacity, the fins for cooling and the
ability to
install a tranny temp gage make it worthwhile in my opinion.

David Lee Greenberg
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