They sent me an entirely wrong part, transtar servo piston, when the packing slip and email confirmation said I was confirmed to get the Transgo and vette servo. I need this thing by this weekend, all my call prior went unreturned and now the mailbox is full (first bad sign). Not looking good. Only upside is I purchased it on a credit card, so can at least take action that way. I'll keep ya updated.

Andrew

 

Good luck. I have ordered from them and was a pleasant experience.

 

I also ordered my Transgo from them w/no problems

good luck setting things straight

 

KDS was awesome to me.

 

Good luck, I tried to order some stuff from them everyday for about a week and finally gave up. No answer on phone, no return of emails, and when I finally got an answer on the phone, the lady told me the guy I needed to talk to would be back "tomorrow" !!! I gave up.

 

No returned emails, no one answers the telephone and mailbox is full. I think I'm gonna give up if I can't get him by 8. Now I get to see who can get it to me by Friday for the cheapest. Oh the joys.

Andrew

 

I had a terrible experience with them dont know where to start. Man talk about not returning emails and phone calls. I wouldnt buy a dime from them for a nickel.

 

Try Pro-Built, I had a great experience with him on ordering TransGo, Servo, Aluminum accumulator piston, and Vacuum Modulator. His site is pro-built.net . If you try to call him, he might be able to get it out tomorrow morning. His number is 800-776-3288, he also had the best price on the TransGo. He closes at 6 Pacific, thats 9 your time. Good luck.

 

Can you elaborate a little bit? I just disputed it with the credit car company as I haven't gotten any responses from this guy.

Kyle, had you seen the internals of a trans yet, I haven't and his kit doesn't have the video at all and it sounds like he just gives me the number of washers that I think I need. Thoughts?

Andrew

 

Sorry for the late reply, i just realized that he's closed now. This will be my first time for a shift kit or tearing into an auto tranny as well. He told me that it would come with the written directions which would be easy to follow if i read them a few times. He also offered help over the phone at any point in time that i got lost during the install. From what I've heard and read on here, following the written instructions on the TransGo install is the way to go, if anyone thinks otherwise, please let me know.