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RyanG 05-11-2007 12:14 PM

I've had it
 
as most of you know. I havent had the Scoob on the road since January due to a blown transmission. Now 4 1/2 months later I am inches away from getting it back on the road..


I now hate body shops who dont know how to hold a ****ing spray gun..... I also hate transmision shops who order the wrong ****ing parts...

No one is EVER touching my car regardless what is being done to it... period!


that is all. thank you.

ozthunder 05-11-2007 12:14 PM

Pics?!

RayArroyo 05-11-2007 12:15 PM

ryan i say just drive it through a wall lol never mind it dosent run

xEJ20x 05-11-2007 12:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ray@turbotek (Post 541166)
ryan i say just drive it through a wall lol never mind it dosent run

That sounds like what we say to Huff.

RyanG 05-11-2007 12:36 PM

lol.. seriously. I swear if something else breaks on the car its gone.

james_ls 05-11-2007 12:38 PM

Burn it to the ground.

D Money 05-11-2007 12:43 PM

Don't out helical cut 3-4, wait it out for the straight cut 1-4. I'm serious. :wink:

TurboTagTeam 05-11-2007 12:45 PM

Straight cut 3-4??? Are you nutz??? THat would crazy suck for the street. Im sure you've never driven a car with a straight cut box because it's not fun.

RyanG 05-11-2007 12:46 PM

already being put it. the more I think about it I spend alot of time in 3-4... the noise would just get to me. Besides, they are a lot louder than stock :P

italianblaze 05-11-2007 02:31 PM

you forgot

/rant

Honest_Bob 05-11-2007 03:31 PM

I told you last night. Time to take that thing to a junk yard. :-p

Thankfully I happen to have one in my backyard. Drop it off anytime. :wink:

TROLL 05-11-2007 03:33 PM

helical 3/4 is definitely the way to go unless you have a race car with 500+ whp, but even then its really not necessary to go all straight.
with that said, i knwo a guy who has a straight 3/4 in good shape who might be interested in selling them if you're interested... of course the gears would have to get down to andrewtech before they could move forward with your gearbox.

Renegade_ 05-11-2007 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by AREA1320 (Post 541191)
already being put it. the more I think about it I spend alot of time in 3-4... the noise would just get to me. Besides, they are a lot louder than stock :P

And you can still flat shift 1-2 which is always nice :cool:

That sucks a lot, good luck with getting everything worked out. And what is this with the body shop? You get something fixed/replaced?

RyanG 05-11-2007 03:48 PM

Thanks for the offer Brian.. they are getting done today and actually be built right now. I think Im gonna like it. The more I talked to the guys down there, the more I think the 3-4 helical is the way to go. They feel that the helical gets way annoying for the commuting I do.


I got my front lip, hood scoop and vents repainted... came out like absolute dog shizzle.

the scoop and vents arent bad at all but the lip I almost threw up when I saw it.
Its at the body shop now who has to remove ALL the paint and re do it which is going to take awhile till its done.. :(

TROLL 05-11-2007 04:12 PM

yeah its common belief to think that the straight gears are stronger, but there is no factual info indicating that at all. the only unarguable difference between them is the noise.
andrew said that in theory the straight gears are about 10% stronger, but there's no way to prove it one way or another in a real world situation, and that no matter what gear, neither straight or helical has ever been broken.
so basically what i'm saying is... you shouldnt ever have a problem. i know 1-2 straight and 3-4 helical would be my all start setup.
bryan

Turbo_CitrusEs 05-12-2007 12:16 AM

Dam bro no luck!!! It could be worse though, you could have my car!

cburwell 05-12-2007 07:30 AM

Sometimes people think straight-cut gears are stronger since you have a larger surface area to distribute the load on. That may be the case, but helical gears distribute the same load across multiple teeth, so to some the difference is negligible.

xEJ20x 05-12-2007 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by cburwell (Post 541658)
Sometimes people thing straight-cut gears are stronger since you have a larger surface area to distribute the load on. That may be the case, but helical gears distribute the same load across multiple teeth, so to some the difference is negligible.

That and helical gears are much more audibly forgivin to drive daily. :mrgreen:


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