Usual turnaround time for Precision Industries for a restall?
#1
Usual turnaround time for Precision Industries for a restall?
Pulled the tranny yesterday (only took a few hours ) and I'm going to be shipping out the 2800 stall to PI for an upgrade to a 3200 stall.
Anyone know the estimated turnaround time for them? And how they usually ship back? I'll be shipping it to them 2 day air, so it should be there by Wednesday. Trying to plan out the reinstall party with my friends...
It's within the 2 year "free restall and warranty" timeframe, so I'm good
Anyone know the estimated turnaround time for them? And how they usually ship back? I'll be shipping it to them 2 day air, so it should be there by Wednesday. Trying to plan out the reinstall party with my friends...
It's within the 2 year "free restall and warranty" timeframe, so I'm good
#2
Re: Usual turnaround time for Precision Industries for a restall?
Originally Posted by Javier97Z28
Pulled the tranny yesterday (only took a few hours ) and I'm going to be shipping out the 2800 stall to PI for an upgrade to a 3200 stall.
Anyone know the estimated turnaround time for them? And how they usually ship back? I'll be shipping it to them 2 day air, so it should be there by Wednesday. Trying to plan out the reinstall party with my friends...
It's within the 2 year "free restall and warranty" timeframe, so I'm good
Anyone know the estimated turnaround time for them? And how they usually ship back? I'll be shipping it to them 2 day air, so it should be there by Wednesday. Trying to plan out the reinstall party with my friends...
It's within the 2 year "free restall and warranty" timeframe, so I'm good
thanks
jesse
#4
Re: Usual turnaround time for Precision Industries for a restall?
Originally Posted by RobbyRob
I got a PI 2800 too . I would like to know how long it takes for them to do the restall. My 2800 stall fells higher then 2800.
it only "footbrakes" to 2000rpm.
and i only cut low 1.7 sixty foots.
where does your TC 2800 "footbrake"?
#5
Re: Usual turnaround time for Precision Industries for a restall?
I have a Precision Industries vigilante stall . Not a TC. The vigilante stall is THE BEST stall I've ever owned!!!! It stalls higher then 2800. At P.I. They said it all depends on the torque of the motor..
Just reread your post I thought you where talking about a TCI .. Break standing is not the way to check your stall. I've never tried to see where it breaks to tires loose. I have to try that tomorrow..
Just reread your post I thought you where talking about a TCI .. Break standing is not the way to check your stall. I've never tried to see where it breaks to tires loose. I have to try that tomorrow..
Last edited by RobbyRob; 10-29-2004 at 10:31 PM.
#6
Re: Usual turnaround time for Precision Industries for a restall?
Originally Posted by RobbyRob
I have a Precision Industries vigilante stall . Not a TC. The vigilante stall is THE BEST stall I've ever owned!!!! It stalls higher then 2800. At P.I. They said it all depends on the torque of the motor..
Just reread your post I thought you where talking about a TCI .. Break standing is not the way to check your stall. I've never tried to see where it breaks to tires loose. I have to try that tomorrow..
Just reread your post I thought you where talking about a TCI .. Break standing is not the way to check your stall. I've never tried to see where it breaks to tires loose. I have to try that tomorrow..
TC = Torque Convertor
my 2800 flashes to 3000 before taking off like crazy....
i dont like my 2800 stall because at the track i can only "stall it up" to 2000 before it pushes through the breaks, with my setup i need more stall like a 3600....
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