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Shawn_Silva

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  1. I believe they hit the brake booster amoung other problems.... Take care Shawn
  2. Larry refunded my deposit less paypal charges on his end. Better than nothing I guess. : I consider Larry a man of his word, although he lacks communication skills. I would try and do buisness with Larry again, but would hope he will deal with GP's and such with a different angle. Take care Shawn
  3. I purchased a pair of polished 9†rear wheels from Mark. I have never dealt with anyone that demanded I was as happy as I was by the time Mark had closed the transaction we had together. From the instant email communication, the constant voice contact (via long distance on his dime!) throughout, as well as the fast shipping to Canada, I was more than comfortable with the entire experience. Mark is a member that refuses to leave question as to whether you are satisfied or not. The wheels arrived on time, well packaged and in show winning condition. I will buy 8†polished fronts from Mark, I guarantee it. Thanks so much Mark for a professional attitude that is unheard of today. Take care Shawn
  4. As of Saturday May 29'th, 2004 I have still not recieved my refund of the deposit, although Larry has contacted me via email. Here is a highlight that just makes me boil...I love how "hopefully" this will be resolved and that I should be grateful for his generous offer and how he has been out of pocket and without internet access. Give me a break. I want my money back, all of it, and I want it now. >-----Original Message----- >From: Larry McFarlin [mailto:forcfed4@msn.com] >Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 7:18 AM >To: questtsi@shaw.ca >Subject: RE: StarQuestClub > >Your refund will be forwarded to you as soon as we have money in our >Paypal account. Let me remind you that the deposit was a nonrefundable >deposit. >This is a generous offer to you. PayPal charges for receiving money, so > >your refund will be minus the Paypal charge we were charged for >receiving your deposit. >We are sorry things have come to this, I have been out-of-pocket and >without >internet access for several weeks and the assumtion is that I have >constant >contact, which I do not. >This matter will be resolved ASAP. This is a misunderstanding and will >hopefully be resolved soon. > >
  5. Kev, I'm sorry to say but I am going to have to drop out in regards to the rear strut bar. Stedebani's products are VERY high quality and I wish I could order the bar (I ordered a ton of what they offer in the last GP), but since I threw my back out a month ago, income on my end has been very spotty. I hope this does not effect this GP with the loss of $99.00 on my part. Take care Shawn
  6. Less than $20.00 for a ring and pinion? First you would have to find a wrecker that would seperate the third member from the housing and axles (doubtful).... We know your cheap artinist, but get real.... Take care Shawn
  7. As I stated before, I believe the newer Mustangs are Tremec transmissions and not Borg Warner T5, no? I just picked up a 1993 T5 Borg Warner the other day and can take pictures or measurements if this is what is required. I think before anyone can claim if it will come out of the factory transmission hole, you would need to know what the thickness of bellhousing or adapter would be. You could then take measurements from engine back face to shifter, taking into account bellhousing/adapter thickness. I quickly jacked the T5 onto the backside of a 4g63 retained in car and into the factory transmission tunnel out of curiosity. By the time the transmission was level inline with drivetrain the very bulky square upper portion of the transmission had fouled the floor in various locations hence not allowing the transmission to retain any form of relation to driveline angle. I think the very round and low profile design of the factory KM132 and the shallow short radius transmission tunnel designed for it will pose the issue of how serious the end user is in making a chassis fit a transmission, rather than a transmission fit the chassis. Take care Shawn
  8. I'm not so happy. Please read http://www.starquestclub.com/index.pl?boar...4724291;start=0 to shed some light on this situation. I will remove my feedback when Larry contacts me with a resolution, as he is evading me currently. Larry, I'm not going away... Take care Shawn
  9. Once again, I am just giving my opinion on this, so don't curse me please. I personally have seen many a T56 in person, we have many crashed Camaro's and Firebirds over here in the wreckers. Â The Mustang's here do not run T56, they run Tremec transmissions, maybe it is different over in the USA. One thing I do know is, as this picture states, the massive size of the T56. Â Beside the T56 is a Super T-10. Â Any of you old hot rodders that know what a Muncie Super T10, Rock Crusher, etc size is (or ever tried to pick one up, lol) will know they are very beefy for the year (4 spd) and would handle massive amounts of big block torque. Â Now, look at the size of the t56, it is much beefier, it will require SERIOUS floor mods guaranteed. Â It is 5" longer and weighs 140lb's, vs 70lbs of the Muncie. http://www.chevyhiperformance.com/chevyhig...305_t56_2_z.jpg I think first step here is to get one Quest, pull stock trans, try and manhandle T56 into place and see if this is even an option without a full custom transmission tunnel or sledgehammer modification. Â I think it's just too tall to work in this application... Take care Shawn
  10. I never once questioned the quality of your work. I believe the more available for these cars the better! My concern always with any product is that it is proven. If you plan to design and build a prototype and install in a vehicle and offer all the parts or offer the information on the pieces required, then I believe that's a wonderful addition to your product line. If you look at the various threads in the GP section of members designing products, in the end, everyone involved wants a working example to see what they are recieving. You sound very serious with this and also seem to have the knowledge to make this happen for the community. You seem to have harsh feelings towards me, even though we are heading down different pathes in regards to housings being designed. I am of no threat to your endevours and am willing to be of assistance to you in regards to cnc programming or any other work you need to make this a reality. Take care Shawn www.starconquer.com
  11. Are you going to have a prototype made first and make sure it actually works in a car (eg. slave cylinder, clutch setup, trans x-member, driveshaft, floor modifications, pilot bearing, release bearing, shifter location, etc) or is that the problem of the people that buy the housing to worry about? : Take care Shawn
  12. So are you making bellhousings for both the 4g63 and the g54b for three different transmission styles? : Take care Shawn
  13. Wayne, I honestly think the housings will be approx $1000.00 each when all of the machine work is complete. The housing I had fabricated was from various templates that were modified over the last 2 years (yes I have been following your site and others on the net for quite awhile). I have over a year of my time and countless dollars into this current housing making it just so. I now need to collect enough interest in order to make the plunge and have this housing templated and then have 5-10 housings(or more) cast and then go to work milling them to exact depth for input shaft protrousion. They will then have to be drilled on both faces as well as drilled and tapped for fork pivot. I saw the molested housings that you recieved. I was in complete disgust with the quality, as I'm sure you were as well. This housing was produced mainly as a one-off for my own car which is 4g63 swapped, but expanded into offering the only option currently available in order to swap a basically bulletproof transmission into many different chassis's. The Starion/Conquest slaves are readily available, I am able to offer them with the housing or in my complete kit. The housing was originally fabricated as stated above, for the quest crowd, so designing around a dsm slave would have complicated matters. I can leave the slave cylinder stool undrilled if people want to try and run different slaves. Take care Shawn
  14. Wayne, The bellhousing was designed from day one as offering the end user a rwd option. I'm a machinest and fabricator and have a host of equipment available to me in order to machine, drill and index these housings. A program was originally written in order to cnc machine these housings, but taking into account the massive chunk of billet required it was deemed as being cost prohibitive. The bellhousing was designed around an AWD flywheel, which is 225mm. It uses a Toyota fork and Toyota bearing, clips and ball pivot. The bellhousing is cast with a stool drilled for the Quest slave. The bellhousing uses a stock 4g63 starter. The bellhousing is dowelled like any quality housing. As stated, if I have no demand, I can't offer a price nor an arrival date. The pattern alone that needs to be taken off this housing in order for the foundry to cast these housings is well over $1000.00. Each housing will cost approx $250.00 to cast. I will then have to face the housings to exact depth and drill the faces on a rotary mill. I guarantee no more than 2 thou runout from center, which is d***. I don't sell junk, check my site www.starconquer.com and my feedback on this site, the various DSM sites and Ebay as YardPigTSI Any questions? Take care Shawn
  15. We are locating interest in this custom cast bellhousing that allows you to bolt a 4g63 to a Toyota W series transmission. Â No pricing is available as of this time, as the more you buy, the more you save. Â get it? Most of the information is located here; http://www.starquestclub.com/index.pl?boar...2511797;start=0 Take care Shawn INTERESTED MEMBERS SCOTTY ROTOZUK RYAN-TEX
  16. Forcfed4, I recommend you contact me, rather than ignoring my numerous private messages and emails. Otherwise I will be posting in the feedback forum and contacting Paypal. Take care Shawn
  17. I never said that was too much money, YOU said it was APPROX $200.00 for the wires and you would get back to me with exact pricing. So where do we go from here? I can enclose our discussion via PM and email if you wish. Take care Shawn
  18. So you never even ordered my wires when I paid the deposit and I stated I wanted 3 foot tails and you said you would get back to me with EXACT pricing. Know what dude? Just send me my $25.00 back, I'll order them direct myself, as I can't wait any longer. Thanks for organizing this. Take care Shawn
  19. I'm still awaiting total cost so I can remit.........? Take care Shawn
  20. Widening steel wheels is one thing, widening aluminum wheels is just dangerous. I refuse to do so, even though I have been asked many times. I would hate to have a wheel come apart, the liability is enough to scare most fabricators off. Take care Shawn
  21. You sent someone $850.00 and never asked for his phone number or address on his end? Thats why Paypal will do nothing for you. Sorry to hear of your misfortune. Take care Shawn
  22. Larry, People involved in the GP were asked to post here. I apologize for being the first to have posted the facts, but I felt as being someone who was involved it was my duty. If you read, http://www.starquestclub.com/index.pl?boar...;num=1081515700 the moderator asked for someone to speak up. I will resend the wire lengths to you today. I leave positive feedback for every transaction I ever do on the internet that I am pleased with. You are no different. I'm very sorry to hear of your grandmother and your bad health spell. I never showed major worry until I saw the moderators post what they did, obviously others that had paid in full were very worried. The internet has a strange way of leaving people in the dark and always wondering. Take care Shawn
  23. Larry McFarlin/ AKA Forcefed4 started a GP for Magnecor wires. Â Everything was moving along slowly although from the beginning several of the club members (including myself) had concerns of the $25.00 NON REFUNDABLE deposit required. Â The pricing looked inline so many of us went ahead with the deposit, many paid in full. The list of interested members was updated hourly in the first week of the gathering of deposits and was also handled quickly with Larry asking for complete payment to be made ASAP. For the last week we have seen no updates. Long standing member falls off the face of the earth. I'm very concerned that we have been ripped off. I leave this post open for Larry to reply as of this time something more intense may have happened. Take care Shawn
  24. I also sent in my information on lengths and have yet to hear back with final pricing and such so I can remit balance owing. Would like to get the ball back rolling soon! Take care Shawn
  25. Can I order just a new coil pack and get the discount? I want the new aluminum anodized coil pack's. Take care Shawn
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