<!-- s:?: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_question.gif" alt=":?:" title="Question" /><!-- s:?: --> Has anyone done the field conversions for the early Super 55s to raise the fluid level? It involves raising the filler tube...to give 3 extra quarts of fluid. That part I've done, but I also have an external control I am attaching. The manual calls for two tubes to be attached at the bypass and return outlets on the transmission cover. If you don't have an external, you would have two pipe plugs. The tubes return the fluid well below the surface of reservoir so that no air will mix in. They are 3/8 tubing, and each tube has some bends in it. I have a drawing of them in my parts and repair manual but no dimensions. Both appear to use compression type fittings with pipe threads on the other end from the tube, one is a straight connector and one is a 90° connector. Any more info would be appreciated or if anyone happens to have these tubes I would like to purchase them. Also, I am curious as to how the connectors are attached since the existing pipe threads would be tapered for the plugs located on the outside of the case, do I have to re-tap them?