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Is there any way to insert elevator music into this thread while we wait for this mystery customers name or to log on, the transmission id info & the pic's? 

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SignUp Now!Is there any way to insert elevator music into this thread while we wait for this mystery customers name or to log on, the transmission id info & the pic's?![]()
Why do the real fast guys put 2.10 first gear sets in there 400s?![]()
Chris,
Got those numbers or a customer name yet? Your excuses, on the phone, prove even more that you're full of ****.
Frank
CPT
Chris,
Here the facts.
The ending point of all this comes down to one final thing. I can get them to work and last, and you keep making excuses about why yours can't.
Nobody is going to be satisfied with any pictures of broken parts you show, unless you can PROVE I built this particular transmission. All of our transmission are sequentially numbered. If you can't show a number stamped on the case, it's not ours. You're doing nothing but making yourself look bad. there's no "tooth fairy" involved...It's just a simple fact, you like to quote tech manuals, I like to build the best 4L60E's available. Now let's get back to where we're comfortable. I'll go back to my build bench and continue turning out 9, 10, and 11 second 4L60E's, and you can go back to your library, and look for more excuses about why you can't do the same.
Frank
CPt
BTW, we're still waiting on that number.
Is the customers name written on the inside of the trans?
That Scott guy has been quiet, wonder where he's at?![]()
No, we don't write the names, but each transmission is stamped in sequential order. I can go back in my logs and track each transmission this way. I keep all the customers build sheets, and this list together. I can tell you exactly what the vehicle was, the customers name, and what modifications were done to the vehicle based on these numbers. All of out LT1 4L60E's are stamped just infront of the pan, on the bottom drivers side. All of our LS1 4L60E's are stamped on the vertical pad, just behind the bell housing, infront of the linkage.
Frank
CPT
So if they don't have to completly disassemble the transmission to find the customers name & unit # what is the delay in obtaining this info?? Something smells fishy???
Maybe that part of the transmission was destroyed during the catastrophic failure? Maybe he can't read? Maybe the car was stolen? The mystery customer died? I'm also looking forward to the answer but something still smells fishy????
Its just your upper lip
Chris knows what he is talking about....
And CPT is the real Art Carr,anyone who names there buisness CPT is trying to capture some of AC's name recognition,nothing else IMO
WOW..... Tough guy behind the key board!!![]()