Trans Pan Magnet order - SHIPPED
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I think with my 180* Stat and my Trans cooler i think it should be close to 180 or so. witch i dont think 5 or 10* is going or make it loose a lot of its pulling force :?
but from what i felt of the stock one. i think these are going to work way better.
but from what i felt of the stock one. i think these are going to work way better.
I heard the stock one is not much of a magnet. Though I don't really know since apparently Canada doesn't use them. lol
I should have them by the 5th. I'm currently looking into a safe way to package these.
TO THOSE WHO ORDERED:
Am I safe to assume all the addresses from paypal are the ones I am shipping to?
I should have them by the 5th. I'm currently looking into a safe way to package these.
TO THOSE WHO ORDERED:
Am I safe to assume all the addresses from paypal are the ones I am shipping to?
Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
But another important thing to keep in mind though is that these magnets only BEGIN to lose some strength after 176*F. Up to that point, the power is 100%. If these get over 176, which is unlikely, it would not be much, and the power loss would be insignificant. 

Also, knowing that the temperature of the transmission is usually hotter than the engine, and my engine is normally at 195*F, how is it you say that a temperature of 176*F is unlikely? 220* on the transmission is entirely possible.
A magnet on the outside of the pan will probably not see 175. But as you stated, we'll need evidence and testing. I'll be putting some on my pan tomorrow and will be testing some temps.
EDIT: I'm not sure what the stock magnets are like/what kind of magnet they are. But how do we know they don't lose some of their power before 220....210...? Sure they may stay stuck to the pan, but how efficient are the stock magnets on their own? Just some other thoughts. Does anyone know what the stock magnets are? Material? Adhesive?
EDIT: I'm not sure what the stock magnets are like/what kind of magnet they are. But how do we know they don't lose some of their power before 220....210...? Sure they may stay stuck to the pan, but how efficient are the stock magnets on their own? Just some other thoughts. Does anyone know what the stock magnets are? Material? Adhesive?
Yes, my address is correct on paypal.. Oh and can you pack it in something that will fit through a mail slot?...i getting tired of having to the leave work and rush to the post office to get my a package before it closes


