OGK
02-14-2016 | 01:20 AM
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Several ratio options. I chose these
2.769
2.057
1.579
1.260
1.00
0.889
Depending on lead time, it may arrive a while before the OGK is ready for it. In which case it'll spend a few weeks in Taxi with the 2.0L Whammy. Gonna be nuts in the OGK though.
2.769
2.057
1.579
1.260
1.00
0.889
Depending on lead time, it may arrive a while before the OGK is ready for it. In which case it'll spend a few weeks in Taxi with the 2.0L Whammy. Gonna be nuts in the OGK though.
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02-15-2016 | 04:00 PM
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Ordered a load cell shift ****. Looks like a pared down billet aluminum **** with a wire hanging down. I'll use that to trigger the ignition cut for up/down shifting. Better than uses a gear position sensor and allows faster shifts. I hat metal shift ***** so we'll make a two piece delrin cover for it.
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02-15-2016 | 04:15 PM
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Ordered a load cell shift ****. Looks like a pared down billet aluminum **** with a wire hanging down. I'll use that to trigger the ignition cut for up/down shifting. Better than uses a gear position sensor and allows faster shifts. I hat metal shift ***** so we'll make a two piece delrin cover for it.
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02-15-2016 | 05:02 PM
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Your problem sounds cheap comparing to the one we're having with one of our customer cars here.
Building a vintage Honda N600 with a sports bike engine swap.
Quaife makes a really nice cush drive geared reverse box with an integrated diff using their ATB LSD.
Told them we're doing R1 engine, said no prob, unit is universal.
$6K later the unit shows up and guess what - the part that it's universal turns out to not work at all.
Looking at a few possible solutions, we resort into an unnecessarily long chain of emails that ends with them saying that the unit was designed around the 998cc Honda CBR1000RR engine.
Customer says fine, **** it, let's just buy the right engine and sell the R1 unit.
More thousands of doll hairs later, we pop the CBR unit on the table this morning and did it fit?
Nope.
We're now over $10K in and no drivetrain in the car to show.
I'm just about ready to tear someone a new one..
Never seen a company as big having such poor customer support.
Building a vintage Honda N600 with a sports bike engine swap.
Quaife makes a really nice cush drive geared reverse box with an integrated diff using their ATB LSD.
Told them we're doing R1 engine, said no prob, unit is universal.
$6K later the unit shows up and guess what - the part that it's universal turns out to not work at all.
Looking at a few possible solutions, we resort into an unnecessarily long chain of emails that ends with them saying that the unit was designed around the 998cc Honda CBR1000RR engine.
Customer says fine, **** it, let's just buy the right engine and sell the R1 unit.
More thousands of doll hairs later, we pop the CBR unit on the table this morning and did it fit?
Nope.
We're now over $10K in and no drivetrain in the car to show.
I'm just about ready to tear someone a new one..
Never seen a company as big having such poor customer support.
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02-15-2016 | 06:40 PM
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Quaife is indeed, a miserable company to deal with. Let's hope I don't need to.
Ordered a load cell shift ****. Looks like a pared down billet aluminum **** with a wire hanging down. I'll use that to trigger the ignition cut for up/down shifting. Better than uses a gear position sensor and allows faster shifts. I hat metal shift ***** so we'll make a two piece delrin cover for it.
Ordered a load cell shift ****. Looks like a pared down billet aluminum **** with a wire hanging down. I'll use that to trigger the ignition cut for up/down shifting. Better than uses a gear position sensor and allows faster shifts. I hat metal shift ***** so we'll make a two piece delrin cover for it.
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