I built my T56..
08-22-2009, 11:32 AM
#21
That's your opinion..I'm not going for times..I'm going for fun. 
I had a stalled A4..had 4 4LShittyE's in the car and the Engine thrashed each one of them..this T56 was stock when I got it and held up..for a little bit..lol
I see this one holding up for a while.
That and the T56 is a hell of alot more dependable and durable, and easier maintenance.
I blew 2nd Gear and still had the rest to get home with. The last Auto I killed I lost 3rd & 4th, and had to limp it in Limp Mode to the shop..had about 10sec of drive time..shut it down, restart it and 10 more sec, only 1st and 2nd.
I had a stalled A4..had 4 4LShittyE's in the car and the Engine thrashed each one of them..this T56 was stock when I got it and held up..for a little bit..lol
I see this one holding up for a while.
That and the T56 is a hell of alot more dependable and durable, and easier maintenance.
I blew 2nd Gear and still had the rest to get home with. The last Auto I killed I lost 3rd & 4th, and had to limp it in Limp Mode to the shop..had about 10sec of drive time..shut it down, restart it and 10 more sec, only 1st and 2nd.
let us know how it drives!
08-22-2009, 05:35 PM
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I am ALL FOR those that want to do it themselves, and I would NEVER discourage someone from attempting it (or anything for that matter) but I just want to make sure and point out that unless you have a pretty good understanding of mechanics and a pretty good tool selection, it may not be as "easy" as some say.
In other words, it is NOT for everyone.
08-22-2009, 05:51 PM
#28
Agreed.. I think it's easy cause I have the tools and the experience of tearing **** apart to know how things work.
For the rookies out there this may not be an easy task to accomplish. It gave me a little hell but nothing that I couldn't work around.
For the rookies out there this may not be an easy task to accomplish. It gave me a little hell but nothing that I couldn't work around.
03-29-2010, 07:14 AM
#30
I agree I know what you mean. Someone's perception on "easy" is definitely not the same for everyone. That is why I try to be a "voice of reason". It can be real tempting to say, "yeah, I can do it, because they say it is easy" and then you get it torn apart, and it's Uh-oh
I am ALL FOR those that want to do it themselves, and I would NEVER discourage someone from attempting it (or anything for that matter) but I just want to make sure and point out that unless you have a pretty good understanding of mechanics and a pretty good tool selection, it may not be as "easy" as some say.
In other words, it is NOT for everyone.
I am ALL FOR those that want to do it themselves, and I would NEVER discourage someone from attempting it (or anything for that matter) but I just want to make sure and point out that unless you have a pretty good understanding of mechanics and a pretty good tool selection, it may not be as "easy" as some say.
In other words, it is NOT for everyone.
