Quaife 6 speed sale! - Page 2

06blackg85ss · 12-28-2007, 11:09 AM

that would be nice. I would really like to beef up my trans for the new motor going in next month, but I ain't dropping 4g's on something without solid proof. So far my stocker's been holding up good though.

Witt · 12-28-2007, 11:16 AM

A few things I wish I knew about it...

Exactly how much disassembly is required as well as custom tools needed?

I have the shop manuals and have disassembled transmissions similar to ours in the past, however it seems we need quite a few of the dealer specific tools to even disassemble and reassemble, let alone do it correctly. Add to that, I can't find a dealer or any trans shop willing to do the work for me no matter what amount of money I throw at them. If Quaife has disassembly/reassembly procedures using common tools I would be on this for sure but until then, I can't really do much with this even though I greatly wish to.

Witt · 12-29-2007, 02:01 PM

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They have givin us a lot of info

Do any vendors have digital copies of any documentation to these kits?

Again, I'm very interested in this, but if it can't be done without common tools then it counts me out for the reasons I've stated above.

Witt · 12-30-2007, 02:54 PM

Really, just a parts list and any type of assembly/disassembly guides.

In order to disassemble the F35, quite a few dealer specific tools are required. I don't have access to these as the dealer will not order them as they refuse to do any work on the transaxle as well. If Quaife recommends a way to complete the job using common shop tools, thats all I would need to know.

I would love to purchase a kit but I have a feeling it would only serve as a paperweight. I've talked with about every GM dealer in the area as well as independent transmission shops and all refuse to crack open the case.

**Dezod** · 01-02-2008, 02:11 PM

As a professional courtesy, I would recommend staying off of my thread TTR

And anyone who needs any info, please do not hesitate to send me a PM, email me etc..... sales@dezod.com

rlinbatonrouge · 01-02-2008, 02:16 PM

Man I wish I could have read this earlier.....

SilverRedLine04 · 01-02-2008, 02:19 PM

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Really, just a parts list and any type of assembly/disassembly guides.

In order to disassemble the F35, quite a few dealer specific tools are required. I don't have access to these as the dealer will not order them as they refuse to do any work on the transaxle as well. If Quaife recommends a way to complete the job using common shop tools, thats all I would need to know.

I would love to purchase a kit but I have a feeling it would only serve as a paperweight. I've talked with about every GM dealer in the area as well as independent transmission shops and all refuse to crack open the case.

that guy needs info

i wish i saw what ttr said