Reply to "DASH 1, oil volume"

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A dash-1 tranny in a Pantera is what our foremost authority on the boxes- LLoyd Butfoy- refers to as a 'dash 1-1/2' ZF to avoid this very confusion. On very early Panteras, this ZF was used and is assembled from a Pantera diff case, top cover and end plate, and a Mangusta tranmission, with Mangusta gearing. Note that almost none of the internals for this assembly interchange with the dash-2 and no parts are still available. Do NOT break anything!

9/9/0910:45 AM

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