700R4 pan on 4l60E?
700R4 pan on 4l60E? 
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From: Farmingdale NJ
They are the same. PATC has this handy guide on how to identify transmissons by the pan shape. As you can see the 4L60E and 700R4 both use the same gasket.
http://www.transmissioncenter.net/PanShapes.htm
Keep in mind that if you are going with a deeper pan, you will need a deeper (truck) filter. Also, deeper pans and pans with cooling fins are in more danger of damage, especially if your car is lowered or there are a lot of speed bumps etc. in the area's you drive. May want to consider a good transmission cooler first, although deep pans do have other benefits.
Just my $0.02
http://www.transmissioncenter.net/PanShapes.htm
Keep in mind that if you are going with a deeper pan, you will need a deeper (truck) filter. Also, deeper pans and pans with cooling fins are in more danger of damage, especially if your car is lowered or there are a lot of speed bumps etc. in the area's you drive. May want to consider a good transmission cooler first, although deep pans do have other benefits.
Just my $0.02
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From: mansfield ohio
Thanks for the quick reply. I thought it was the same but wanted to make sure. Thanks for the other tips. I have the spohn TQ arm and the tunnel brace is far and away the lowest part of my car. Already have a nice cooler this is mostly for show and ease of draining. the price is right.
And I agree, an easier drain is always a good thing! 