Anyone try these trans pans?

[Kday]

I found this B&M pan at Summit racing for $140 bucks, it aluminum and has a drain plug. What do ya think. http://store.summitracing.com/partd...t=BMM-10280&N=700+4294922122+115&autoview=sku

 

[JJPage]

I sure like the price, in the notes, it says stock depth, kind of confusing.

 

[pwr2tow]

Buy summits or www.dieselmanor.com $10. 00 transmission pan drain bolt made by B&M. drill a hole in your stock pan and have the same thing.

There, I saved you $130. 00 for beer we can drink together.

 

[Diesel Manor]

If anyone's contimplating the B&M Drain Plug I have a suggestion. If you install it as directed, it may come loose while removing the 1/8"NPT plug, or trans sender if you've used it for that purpose. Here's what we do.

Install it as directed except do not install the plastic seal. So you'll have a hole in the side of your pan with the drain bolt going through it and a nut on the backside. Tighten it real good and then tack weld a couple of beads on the nut. The Nut is on the inside of the pan. Then remove the drain bolt/plug and reinstall it now with the plastic seal. Now when you remove the drain plug or sender, the nut on the inside of the pan will not come loose bacause it's tacked there.

 

[pwr2tow]

If anyone's contimplating the B&M Drain Plug I have a suggestion. If you install it as directed, it may come loose while removing the 1/8"NPT plug, or trans sender if you've used it for that purpose. Here's what we do.
Install it as directed except do not install the plastic seal. So you'll have a hole in the side of your pan with the drain bolt going through it and a nut on the backside. Tighten it real good and then tack weld a couple of beads on the nut. The Nut is on the inside of the pan. Then remove the drain bolt/plug and reinstall it now with the plastic seal. Now when you remove the drain plug or sender, the nut on the inside of the pan will not come loose bacause it's tacked there.

Excellent tip.