Belly pan for transmission

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Post by miller »

G60michael wrote:just out of curiosity did aussie 60's have theses ? if they did i would like to know where these 4 mounting tabs are, so i can check to see if grunty had one

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Yes they did mate. They were an option, I have. Good picture in my Nissan Service Dept parts book. Ill have a dig tonight
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You usually know that you have the mounting tabs because the corners dig holes in your head when you're working under the vehicle. :doh: They're welded to the frame just below the doors.
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Here are some pics with measurements, first pic is the measurement of the total finished length front to rear=23" second pic is the measurement of the widest section of the pan with the sides bent finished=36" third pic is measurement of the narrowest section with the sides bent finished=27" fourth pic is the inside measurement across the total surface at the widest section=41"-outside measurement will be=41 1/2" fifth pic is the inside measurement across the total surface at the narrow end=31"-outside measurement will be=31 1/2" sixth pic is a drawing i made for you to give the fabricator. If he scribes this onto a sheet of steel it will get him VERY close. Note the mounting hole measurement will be measured from the front (narrow end ) of the pan to the rear. From the very edge all the holes will be drilled 1/2" at center, now from the front of the bent flange the first hole will be 3 3/4" second will be 5 3/4" third will be 14" fourth will be 16". These measurements are dead center of the holes. ALSO on the sides where i indicate where they need to be bent is 5", now this will be for a sharp bend (box and pan type of bend) if you want to have the original style round bend, it will need to be round bent between the 4 1/2" and the 5" mark.
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G60michael, this is what the skid plate mounting flange looks like. 2 on each side.
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OMG! Ron thanks for all the good info. I hope to acquire one or have one farbricated. ;)
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Post by G60michael »

ive checked out my patrol, no plate mounts, I assume these are rare as ? Ron is the go-to man for all our fabrication needs :)
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