Performabuilt couldn't take it
05-29-2010, 05:52 PM
#11
I understand that parts break some deffinate variables are involved here......The point was lvl2's have handled as much or more on a consistant basis.Sooo stepping it up jus dosent make since too support a bolt on lq9.Frank will have to determine weather it was built wrong or parts failure.Im gonna try to help the guy if it was possible user error or tunning.
I should have clairified this.
Btw..It sounds like the pump exploded to me but that remains to be seen.
I should have clairified this.
Btw..It sounds like the pump exploded to me but that remains to be seen.
05-29-2010, 06:46 PM
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customer pays for shipping both ways, it says on their website that for $250 they will arrange pick up and shipping back to me.
05-30-2010, 10:58 AM
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charlie has a LVL 2 himself. I'm sure the tune is fine. sometimes **** just happens. working where i do, i've seen transmissions break on 3,000 mile old 4 cylinders. I haven't seen a thread yet where frank hasnt made things right. you're in good hands.
05-30-2010, 01:15 PM
#20
I can assure you the tuning is not the case.it is pretty simple to know how to tune for a tranny,done many many of them.
I understand that parts break some deffinate variables are involved here......The point was lvl2's have handled as much or more on a consistant basis.Sooo stepping it up jus dosent make since too support a bolt on lq9.Frank will have to determine weather it was built wrong or parts failure.Im gonna try to help the guy if it was possible user error or tunning.
I should have clairified this.
Btw..It sounds like the pump exploded to me but that remains to be seen.
I should have clairified this.
Btw..It sounds like the pump exploded to me but that remains to be seen.