help from anyone in the New York Long Island area
#1
help from anyone in the New York Long Island area
i recently had to throw new gears in my 02 Z28. I am getting really nasty whine at 50-70 mph. Pretty unbearable, from what i believe the backlash is way off. IS there or does anyone here know anyone who can fix and adjust my gears in the New York, Long Island (nassau county) area? Please and thank you
#3
I have gone through many gears because of whine. People/shops always claim that they can set them up and that they have done hunderds with a good outcome but then the gears whine anyhow. I even took it to a GM dealer and they f*cked up the install and my gears whined.
The only shop that was finally able to install gears and they didnt whine was Dial Transmission on Merrick Rd. Its in either Bellmore or Merrick (I forgot). The owner is Pat. He set up the gears on my 02 Hawk (3.73's) and they have zero whine.
You may need to get new gears because of the wear pattern. I would suggest getting AAM brand (essentially OEM). They are relatively cheap and are quiet. Go to Drive train specialists website, http://www.drivetrainspecialists.com...5/randp-1.html and select which gears ratio you want and take it to Dial.
As a side story, I recently moved to FL and I am looking to put my stock 3.42's back in. Since I don;t know any shops here I figured my best be is to take it to a GM dealer because they should know what they are doing right? Wrong!! They F*cked it up and my gears whine. From here on out I am sticking with transmission shops, reputible ones. Apparently they are the only one's who know what they are doing. So at the end of Novemeber (after property taxes are paid) I am taking my care to Superior Transmission in Boca.
The only shop that was finally able to install gears and they didnt whine was Dial Transmission on Merrick Rd. Its in either Bellmore or Merrick (I forgot). The owner is Pat. He set up the gears on my 02 Hawk (3.73's) and they have zero whine.
You may need to get new gears because of the wear pattern. I would suggest getting AAM brand (essentially OEM). They are relatively cheap and are quiet. Go to Drive train specialists website, http://www.drivetrainspecialists.com...5/randp-1.html and select which gears ratio you want and take it to Dial.
As a side story, I recently moved to FL and I am looking to put my stock 3.42's back in. Since I don;t know any shops here I figured my best be is to take it to a GM dealer because they should know what they are doing right? Wrong!! They F*cked it up and my gears whine. From here on out I am sticking with transmission shops, reputible ones. Apparently they are the only one's who know what they are doing. So at the end of Novemeber (after property taxes are paid) I am taking my care to Superior Transmission in Boca.
#4
~Firehawk~
thanks a ton for the info. I usually have my mechanic do all my work for me. He is not a drivetrain specialist but i figured he does good work on the norm why not give it a shot.
I'll definitely pick up some new stock gears and did you have to buy an install kit for the gears before you brought it there?
thanks again for the info i will check those guys out for sure
thanks a ton for the info. I usually have my mechanic do all my work for me. He is not a drivetrain specialist but i figured he does good work on the norm why not give it a shot.
I'll definitely pick up some new stock gears and did you have to buy an install kit for the gears before you brought it there?
thanks again for the info i will check those guys out for sure
Last edited by Cuffss; 09-15-2010 at 06:15 PM.
#5
~Firehawk~
thanks a ton for the info. I usually have my mechanic do all my work for me. He is not a drivetrain specialist but i figured he does good work on the norm why not give it a shot.
I'll definitely pick up some new stock gears and did you have to buy an install kit for the gears before you brought it there?
thanks again for the info i will check those guys out for sure
thanks a ton for the info. I usually have my mechanic do all my work for me. He is not a drivetrain specialist but i figured he does good work on the norm why not give it a shot.
I'll definitely pick up some new stock gears and did you have to buy an install kit for the gears before you brought it there?
thanks again for the info i will check those guys out for sure
I live in farmingdale, exit 44 LIE
#7
~Firehawk~
thanks a ton for the info. I usually have my mechanic do all my work for me. He is not a drivetrain specialist but i figured he does good work on the norm why not give it a shot.
I'll definitely pick up some new stock gears and did you have to buy an install kit for the gears before you brought it there?
thanks again for the info i will check those guys out for sure
thanks a ton for the info. I usually have my mechanic do all my work for me. He is not a drivetrain specialist but i figured he does good work on the norm why not give it a shot.
I'll definitely pick up some new stock gears and did you have to buy an install kit for the gears before you brought it there?
thanks again for the info i will check those guys out for sure
If you really don't care then they can get anything he needs for the install