Speedriven 722.9 Billet Trans Pan
01-16-2014, 07:35 PM
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Speedriven 722.9 Billet Trans Pan
Since the release of our .6 trans pans came out we have received many requests for a .9 pan. First unit is in production as we speak and will be going on our test car in the next day or so. It should be ready for sale in week or so. Here is a sneak peak...
01-16-2014, 08:02 PM
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mmm interesting
01-16-2014, 08:37 PM
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Excellent,
Speedriven, could you explain the drain/fill in the second picture.
Would I be going overboard to think that the fill location would get you to the required level, as in a tube rising up into the trans.
Just hoping, also will the kit come with filter and gasket as well as clamping fixtures.
Oh yah is it 50 dollars less than the 55 ha ha
Speedriven, could you explain the drain/fill in the second picture.
Would I be going overboard to think that the fill location would get you to the required level, as in a tube rising up into the trans.
Just hoping, also will the kit come with filter and gasket as well as clamping fixtures.
Oh yah is it 50 dollars less than the 55 ha ha
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01-17-2014, 10:37 AM
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Excellent,
Speedriven, could you explain the drain/fill in the second picture.
Would I be going overboard to think that the fill location would get you to the required level, as in a tube rising up into the trans.
Just hoping, also will the kit come with filter and gasket as well as clamping fixtures.
Oh yah is it 50 dollars less than the 55 ha ha
Speedriven, could you explain the drain/fill in the second picture.
Would I be going overboard to think that the fill location would get you to the required level, as in a tube rising up into the trans.
Just hoping, also will the kit come with filter and gasket as well as clamping fixtures.
Oh yah is it 50 dollars less than the 55 ha ha
The drain/fill. The fill will have a fixed stand off tube(similar to factory) for fill and level. Then drain will be used to drain and fill while monitoring the fill hole. We have came up with this idea to simplify the service process. The kit will come with filter and gasket. It will also come with the clamps and filter extension. The price will be announced when its all done and ready
Sure.
The pan will be increased over a inch allowing an extra of about 2 quarts of trans fluid. The is made of billet aluminum. It will external fins for cooling and internal baffles also for cooling. They will be anodized black,clear,red,gold and blue.
All the etching and engraving will come with the pans price.
01-17-2014, 11:36 AM
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01-17-2014, 12:43 PM
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Actually with this pan, oil changes will be so easy, for tracking as some have stated the fluid can be dropped and refilled much easier than before after heavy useage. I especially like the drain/ fill system, innovative.
@ Speedriven One item could the internal baffles be taller within the sump, wondering if there is any issue with cavitation from heavy acceleration with the added depth of the fluid since the filter is still in the same position as stock pan would have it? Also is there a place for the magnet, or does the magnet come already fastened into the pan.
@ Speedriven One item could the internal baffles be taller within the sump, wondering if there is any issue with cavitation from heavy acceleration with the added depth of the fluid since the filter is still in the same position as stock pan would have it? Also is there a place for the magnet, or does the magnet come already fastened into the pan.
01-17-2014, 01:32 PM
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@Speedriven, the filter is actually lowered into the deep sump with an adaptor, great thinking. You seem to have covered all the bases in the design department, now on to testing I suppose.
Have you considered the 50 dollar reduction on the 63 pan to give us poor 63 owners a much needed break over our 55 cousins
Just asking you will ship prepaid to Ontario, Canada, sent as a gift to reduce Canadian customs charges?
Have you considered the 50 dollar reduction on the 63 pan to give us poor 63 owners a much needed break over our 55 cousins
Just asking you will ship prepaid to Ontario, Canada, sent as a gift to reduce Canadian customs charges?
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01-17-2014, 01:36 PM
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@Speedriven, the filter is actually lowered into the deep sump with an adaptor, great thinking. You seem to have covered all the bases in the design department, now on to testing I suppose.
Have you considered the 50 dollar reduction on the 63 pan to give us poor 63 owners a much needed break over our 55 cousins
Just asking.
Have you considered the 50 dollar reduction on the 63 pan to give us poor 63 owners a much needed break over our 55 cousins
Just asking.
The .9 is actually almost identical to the .6. There are minor differences. We had the .6 pan on a car for about 3 months testing. We worked out all the kinks with that pan out and in regards to the .9 we have been developing it for awhile also, so there wont be much testing needed being it will transfer over from the .6.
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@Speedriven1, sorry forgot the 1 previously.
Any comment on when this will be on the market, picture of the kit for 63 and availability to ship to Ontario, Canada. Some C63/E63/CLK63 owners in Toronto may be interested also.
Any comment on when this will be on the market, picture of the kit for 63 and availability to ship to Ontario, Canada. Some C63/E63/CLK63 owners in Toronto may be interested also.
01-17-2014, 06:50 PM
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We are planning to have an assembled kit ready to go by late next week.
01-20-2014, 10:52 AM
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Very soon
Hmm interesting ! I'm not educated on this subject do you mind explaining the advantages for the billet pan?
The main reason for a pan is cooling. With more fluid comes better heat dissipation. Lower/consistent trans temps= longer/healthier trans. Ours also have external cooling fins and internal baffles to prevent slushing along with cooling. Our pan is made out of billet aluminum that also adds to helping to keep the trans cooler. We also came up with double plugs to simplify service.
Please PM me price and lead time to 07733
The main reason for a pan is cooling. With more fluid comes better heat dissipation. Lower/consistent trans temps= longer/healthier trans. Ours also have external cooling fins and internal baffles to prevent slushing along with cooling. Our pan is made out of billet aluminum that also adds to helping to keep the trans cooler. We also came up with double plugs to simplify service.
Please PM me price and lead time to 07733
I will keep you updated once everything is finalized
We will have the mct one out in the next weeks or so.
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I'd possibly be interested as well, however, since a stock pan is $70, and this is a complete guess, but I cannot imagine a replacement, no matter how nice, being more than 5 times the cost of the stock for a part that won't be visible... just a guess though.
01-20-2014, 12:23 PM
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Keep in mind this isn't just a replica of a stock pan(stamped steal). This is a complete billet piece. We are going keep it as cost effective as possible.
Here just an example on other brands doing the same thing. http://www.sspperformance.com/bmw-dc...ssion-pan.html M3 guys track cars a little more then amg guys, so the pans are a little more popular. Please consider billet costs and machine time. The e55 pans and these pans are a fraction of the m3 guys and all considered these are priced very well
