So you were blaming them for a throw out bearing problem that didn't exist while your 20k rear end was eating itself. :D

:lol:
Good call there. Coincidence? I think not!
Good luck with the '32 Greg.

Glad to hear the're almost done.

Was pretty smart of me to give her the birthday present the night before she was leaving for a long weekend don't ya think??
I always said you were a smart man!

No -- I still think the bearing set up was improper despite them stating to the contrary.... but it's a he said she said....

Squealing -- squealing goes away when you depress the clutch... noise got worse with milage -- so quiet when first fired up and then after a few miles (4 or 5?) it got louder.

It could have been bad bearings in the carriers... which overheated the stub axles -- but since I'm not working on it - I have no clue. In the meantime they're going over everything it "could be". And in keeping with their past "defense" --- it's all "bad" or "defective" or "crappy" parts nothing they did...
:rofl:

At this point I don't really care -- I just want the little POS done and home.

Good to hear they're getting the car ironed out for you Greg. :thumbsup:


I bet your wife's R8 is a hoot to drive!

I'm hoping she hates it -- 'cause I love it!

EEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAA


Too bad she isn't that dumb! :cheers: :woot:

If you had just gone to Brizios in the first place I probably wouldn't have had to spend a half hour getting caught up on this thread. What type of clutch do you have ? Could it be what 's making the noise ?

Charley -- Trust me... NOBODY is sorrier about that than me! :willy:


I don't know what brand/type clutch but I think it's a RAM? I will find out.

Wow it only took you 30 minutes to get caught up. I really need to take a speed reading class.

This is my personal BLOG not a forum posting... :rofl: :unibrow: