That is a cool deal
 

Ron loves his and you can surely bang gears quickly. Jake has one in his AIX car and Vinnie is running one now as well.

Hey Payton -- yep, all 3 of those guys you mention I contacted about their experiences and advice with this trans. It's not a very long list of people running them that I could find anyway.

Jake actually runs a Jerico if I recall, but pretty much the same deal.

:cheers:

That's a nice write up on different options available in transmissions, a much more thorough explanation than mine.

I've ridden (but never driven) in race cars with dog change/helical cut trannys, the noise of a proper shift is pretty incredible. I'm interested to see what you think. I understand it can be an expensive learning curve to drive dog change properly...but maybe cheaper than replacing Muncies. ;)

-Dave

I agree, and I hope to get in there and learn quickly. Everyone I have talked to says shift it like you mean every... single... time. Sounds fun and hopefully not harder than it sounds. I think getting the footwork down will be the hardest part since it will be so counterintuitive.

But yes, either way... no more Muncies. :)

It seems we now have "Garage" acsess for Buttonwillow, so we will be bringing the icechest, Weber, and "Carmen Electra" cut-out :unibrow: Oh ya, and tire pressure gauge. :cheers:

Thats awesome Rich, but aren't you forgetting something?

Tip money for the single moms?????:D, Bud Light for the pit crew?????:cheers:

Dude, shake and bake!

All those items your bringing so far sound great, But if you dont have a car to fill it with you'll need the Karioki Box so we can use the rest of the space as a dance floor :rofl:

In other words, WHATS UP WITH THE NEW TRANS INSTALL!!

Woooooooooooooooooooo! Wooooooooooooooooooooooo! Help me Tom Cruise!

Lovin September right about now---Yee Haaaaaaaaaa

DFRESH