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Topic: good tranny shop in SJ??
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DarcSteed
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need to have the tailshaft seal replaced on a 95 with a stick. done it before but it kept leaking, so to the shop it goes. any suggestions, #'s, any input where to or where to not go, thanx.
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R.I.P. Mike "Just Playin" Starky 5-17-03 See you agian someday homey.
STR8 HEAT MotorSports: More Deathstyle Than Lifestyle
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Posts: 214 | From: SanJose Ca | Registered: Feb 2003
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SF Coupe
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If you put in a new seal and it kept leaking then your yoke is probably worn and you need a new one or better yet just buy an aluminum driveshaft that comes with yoke and new joints.
Posts: 1082 | From: SF | Registered: Sep 2002
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White95GT
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Originally posted by st5150:
www.moderndriveline.com
Any shop should be able to do that though.
He only does bench work so if you go to him make sure your tranny is out since you have to drop it off to him. I think his name is Bruce Couture
Posts: 585 | From: The Bay | Registered: Oct 2002
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DarcSteed
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i know bruce, he is the t5 guy. he makes all those custom mounts and shit to put a tremec in a 60's mustang and shit like that. i guess i'll jut go to the phone book.
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R.I.P. Mike "Just Playin" Starky 5-17-03 See you agian someday homey.
STR8 HEAT MotorSports: More Deathstyle Than Lifestyle
90 Notch in the worx...
Posts: 214 | From: SanJose Ca | Registered: Feb 2003
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