automatic tranny

[My NOva]

aamco does good work, except some times they short cut like chargeing me for a new planetery shaft and didnt put one in so i had to go in again for another rebuild and had 870.00 worth of parts stolen off my engine so i wouldnt leave it there for long but they still do good work

[Guest]

My NOva wrote:
...........and had 870.00 worth of parts stolen off my engine so i wouldnt leave it there for long but they still do good work

Blaming them for that would be like fradett blaming tufte when his stereo got stolen when parked @ sls.

[My NOva]

true tjamz but it kind of was there fault for not having a fence arounnd the place

[Guest]

nope, 100% not their fault. Just as much your fault for not having a 1. Aftermarket hoodlock 2. Security system. But its pretty much 100% the thieves fault for stealing it in the first place.

[My NOva]

i know but still stuff went missing before at there shop and then never thought to put a fence up?

[Guest]

people can climb fences easily.

[My NOva]

yeah

[bluejays]

thread jacking bastards

[King Ricer]

tjamz wrote:
Blaming them for that would be like fradett blaming tufte when his stereo got stolen when parked @ sls.

i would have to agree with Chuck on this one man

[Guest]

sorry about that bluejays. Back on topic. I have been very happy w/ the work done @ Aamco, they were recommended to me by both Muscatell and a few guys that I know in town that race muscle cars.

[GarageAlchemist]

automakers are starting to make built auto trannies in their cars and in turn the gap between 1/4 mile times from stick to auto is closing and audi actually has made an auto that is faster than a stick. This is just what i have read, so correct me if i'm wrong.

[Raider]

tjamz wrote:
sorry about that bluejays. Back on topic. I have been very happy w/ the work done @ Aamco, they were recommended to me by both Muscatell and a few guys that I know in town that race muscle cars.

Tom and Jeff at Ammco are good guys to deal with