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Any body had dealings with them good or bad looking to get my t5 rebuilt,
Also whats the deal with straight cut gears pro's and con's? what sort of cost?
Also whats the deal with straight cut gears pro's and con's? what sort of cost?
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i used them,quick service on a t5 rebuild,but the oil refill bung was x-threaded on return,luckily i was carefull and managed to re-thread it using a new bolt/bung.
and they do like a bit of gasket sealer,but the box is still going strong
and they do like a bit of gasket sealer,but the box is still going strong
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Straight cut gears have less transmission losses but they are weaker than helical gears of the same width, straight cut gears don't introduce axial loads in the gearbox
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nothing short of excellent built me a ib5 box for my diesel with cryo treated gears,atb diff they recommended a 3.1 c/w off a later spec fusion had to modify the carrier , and changed the first second and third gear set, gearing is prefect no issues with the box so far....
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