Who makes the best C4 trans. pan??

[rednck21]

time for a new pan. any recomendations?? links??

 

[thesnake]

B&M's I've heard is decent. I don't know first hand.<br><br>snake

 

[Rustytruck]

Ford You want the dimpled pan with the extended pick-up

 

[74bronc]

[quote author=rusty truck link=board=5;threadid=12424;start=0#92518 date=1040223397]<br>Ford You want the dimpled pan with the extended pick-up<br>[/quote]<br><br>Although I don't have it yet, TCI makes a nice deep aluminum C4 pan that has a pan-fill adaptor. Total cost shipped from summitracing is about $120 (last time i looked)<br><br>I looked at the B&M pan, but it was about 50 bucks more, didn't look any better and I couldn't find a pan-fill version for my EB C4. Doesn't mean it doesn't exist, but I am not too impressed with B&M equipment anyway.

 

[wildbill]

8) 8) 8) FORD as was said go with it. 8) 8) 8) Bill 8) :

 

[rednck21]

i went to atlanta today to pick up some parts from Year One for my dads chevelle and i had them check on some pans for me. they carried TCI and the steel one was $25 and the extra capacity alum. one was $109. is this the one yall are talking about??

 

[74bronc]

[quote author=rednck21 link=board=5;threadid=12424;start=0#92812 date=1040274561]<br>i went to atlanta today to pick up some parts from Year One for my dads chevelle and i had them check on some pans for me. they carried TCI and the steel one was $25 and the extra capacity alum. one was $109. is this the one yall are talking about??<br>[/quote]<br><br>I think that's it. You will have to look into the pan-fill adaptor too if you have a stock EB C4. Go to www.tci.com to get the part #.

 

[NicksTrix]

Art Carr makes a very nice alum deep pan. holds a couple of extra quarts. i machined a spot in mine for the trans temp sender to thread into. <br>very pleased with the part.

 

[2badrotties]

I bought one of the best C-4's on the planet ( Dynamic's Mighty Mite ) and it came with a stock Ford pan. I think Harold told me it would be the cooler that makes the difference not the pan. They use those C-4's in many 8 and 9 second cars behind small blocks and big blocks up to 500 inch. I had over 100 nine second passes on my car before I sold it and never had a tranny problem.

 

[c2computer]

I got a B&M deep pan from Summit, not bad I think around 100 with shipping. It holds 2 more quarts and has not leaked yet. Aluminum and with the extra capacity it helps keep the temp down a little. Everything helps.

 

[74bronc]

[quote author=c2computer link=board=5;threadid=12424;start=0#93999 date=1040753615]<br>I got a B&M deep pan from Summit, not bad I think around 100 with shipping. It holds 2 more quarts and has not leaked yet. Aluminum and with the extra capacity it helps keep the temp down a little. Everything helps.<br>[/quote]<br><br>C2, I was wondering how you installed the B&M pan if you have the pan-fill dipstick tube. I am interested in adding an aluminum pan but couldn't find a way to add the case fill (like the stock EB C4) provision. Does B&M make a kit that I am just not finding or do you have a case fill C4? Or did you just mod it yourself and make it work? <br>Thanks<br>

 

[c2computer]

The pan I got came with a new filter, a drop base for the filter and mounted right up. It had a hole for the dipstick already (on the top) which mine inserted right into. I think the price has gone up on these, Summitt shows 151 now for it. Email if you have more questions or need a picture.<br><br><br>http://store.summitracing.com/defau...d&Part=c4 deep pan&Search.x=1&SearchType=Both

 

[BwoncoHowie]

Ok, here it is...<br><br>http://www.drivenautoparts.com<br>They specialize in Bronco parts.<br>toll free 888-269-3969<br><br>They have one advertised on the backside of issue 2 of Bronco Driver magazine. It is finned aluminum and comes with a dipstick and tube. <br><br>Also helps to support Bronco Driver Magazine and its advertisers too. <br><br>BH

 

[rednck21]

i bought the B&M alum. one the other day for $122. installed it yesterday and it went on very smoothly. the only thing is the pan fill location is a little farther back than stock and i cant get the filler tube to screw in because its hitting the exhaust. didnt have to time to bend it but no big deal ;D

 

[66horse]

[quote author=BwoncoHowie link=board=5;threadid=12424;start=0#94070 date=1040777310]<br>Ok, here it is...<br><br>http://www.drivenautoparts.com<br>They specialize in Bronco parts.<br>toll free 888-269-3969<br><br>They have one advertised on the backside of issue 2 of Bronco Driver magazine. It is finned aluminum and comes with a dipstick and tube. <br><br>Also helps to support Bronco Driver Magazine and its advertisers too. <br><br>BH<br>[/quote]<br><br>I would at least give these guys a call. It is a pretty cool pan with a nice dipstick and these guys are bronco guys. I have talked to them on the phone before and they seem pretty cool. I asked guys about them once on here and got a pretty positive response. At least check it out.

 

[toddz69]

[quote author=66horse link=board=5;threadid=12424;start=15#94275 date=1040878183]<br>[quote author=BwoncoHowie link=board=5;threadid=12424;start=0#94070 date=1040777310]<br>Ok, here it is...<br><br>http://www.drivenautoparts.com<br>They specialize in Bronco parts.<br>toll free 888-269-3969<br><br>They have one advertised on the backside of issue 2 of Bronco Driver magazine. It is finned aluminum and comes with a dipstick and tube. <br>BH<br>[/quote]<br><br>I would at least give these guys a call. It is a pretty cool pan with a nice dipstick and these guys are bronco guys. I have talked to them on the phone before and they seem pretty cool. I asked guys about them once on here and got a pretty positive response. <br>[/quote]<br><br>That's a pretty nice setup. I've looked at it a few times when I've been there. All us AZ guys love our friends at Driven Auto Parts-I'll be there spending $$ again tomorrow as a matter of fact. You can't do any better than to deal with them.<br><br>Todd Z.

 

[Dusty]

I'm using the TCI deep aluminum pan. I welded in an aluminum bung for the temp gauge sender and used the TCI pan fill conversion kit. Dipstick fits fine, no exhaust interference with the Wild Horses/JBA shorties.<br><br>Dusty