Posted: 12 May 2006 8:09Sorry about that Carl.
But I do feel better now after that.
But I do feel better now after that.
The same goes for everyone else on this board. 
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Posted: 12 May 2006 8:09Posted: 12 May 2006 11:04I like the fact that you are very straightforward and say exactly what you think, Dave. Keep on doing that! The same goes for everyone else on this board.
The same goes for everyone else on this board. Posted: 12 May 2006 12:33I don't take criticism very well do I. 
Posted: 12 May 2006 13:38I thought that, but I didn't want to criticise you! 
Posted: 12 May 2006 15:16Ah, no drama mate, it's all good, we're big boys eh!
So, would it tempt you Dave, the Autoshift sequencer? It may save some time, no, it will save time on your 1/4.
Your gear box stays in place, just replace your module and wiring hardware etc....a 1-2 day job, though it renders your existing module obsolete. I'm going to call Gear Vendors in about 10 minutes and see if they'll take them back and if I can get some kind of a refund as it's brand new and they can reuse it.....it's absolutely useless to me, unless I buy the GV gear box by itself and put it in the Jeep. lol
No hard feelings Dave.
Cheers,
Carl
NZ440R/T
So, would it tempt you Dave, the Autoshift sequencer? It may save some time, no, it will save time on your 1/4.
Your gear box stays in place, just replace your module and wiring hardware etc....a 1-2 day job, though it renders your existing module obsolete. I'm going to call Gear Vendors in about 10 minutes and see if they'll take them back and if I can get some kind of a refund as it's brand new and they can reuse it.....it's absolutely useless to me, unless I buy the GV gear box by itself and put it in the Jeep. lol
No hard feelings Dave.
Cheers,
Carl
NZ440R/T
Posted: 12 May 2006 15:43NZ440R/T wrote:Your gear box stays in place, just replace your module and wiring hardware etc....a 1-2 day job,
One or two day job? I could do that in a couple of hours mate. No sweat.
Yeah it does sound tempting. But I had better save the little money I have to get the car finished and running again. Might put it on my Christmas list though.
Posted: 12 May 2006 16:06dave-r wrote:NZ440R/T wrote:Your gear box stays in place, just replace your module and wiring hardware etc....a 1-2 day job,
One or two day job? I could do that in a couple of hours mate. No sweat.
Yeah it does sound tempting. But I had better save the little money I have to get the car finished and running again. Might put it on my Christmas list though.
Sorry, I meant one to two days done, properly. lol
Sounds good, true, get that bad boy on the road first.