Need to Clear the Air.......
#71
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
I just find it really odd that two sets of gears failed. I find it even harder to believe that between this guy and your buddy they got 4 bad sets of gears. If there was a problem with the gears way back in December the problem would have been caught by now so even if they were making shitty gears in Dec they wouldnt be now. If they were then they would be out of business due to all the warranty replacements. Just how I see it.
#73
I dont know if I just got lucky but I got my gears installed and put a beatin on them. 4-5 nasty burnouts and 4 passes at track way before 500 miles and no problems. I dont have yukons I have (aam) oe gears but still my installer didnt say anything about a break-in period. Bottom line is sammy got screwed and like ap said sorry as customer service on their part.
#74
Originally Posted by ap2002
thats why I typed "thats my .02"..... everyone has there own opinion, and I dont think I have bashed brian in anyway? I dont think it was sammy or me that started this thread either? but this is just a heads up for people doing rear end work in the future..... brian did a great job on my truck, have been having them over a year now and have been holding good
, but when stuff like this happens it makes future customers just go to a reputable shop to get the stuff done right and with warranty with out the bullshit... , in cases like these its best to pay the extra $100-$200.....
again thats my .02
, but when stuff like this happens it makes future customers just go to a reputable shop to get the stuff done right and with warranty with out the bullshit... , in cases like these its best to pay the extra $100-$200.....again thats my .02

again just my $0.02
#75
bryan is a good gear installer. but i believe that he should take care of the people who want a gear install from him, not send them to someone else. just set a date for the installation to be done and get it taken care of. It if would of been me, i would have waited for bryan, just like i did when he installed mine last year. although he kept pushin my install date back several times. as far as mark goes.... i would never go to him for a gear install. i think doing a small burnout right out the shop doesnt **** anything up.... just like if you get a brand new truck from the dealership and abuse the **** out of it. nothing should go wrong if everything is installed correctly. i have witness such events with buddys gettin new vehicles. my opinion is that it was either bad gears or bad install, could have been both. but next time i get gears installed it will be with pyle bros or that guy ap is talkin about. my friend got his rear end narrowed and got some new gears put in (u.s strange) by pyle bros, they didnt tell him anything about a break in period because i drove him to baytown to pick it up. he left the shop hauling *** and drove 70-75mph all the way to beltway 8 and 288. thats around 30 miles or more. his rear end never made a noise. burnouts, track passes, and constant highway driving before the 500 miles. so, if you think "improper" break in was the issue here, i seriously doubt it. shitty install and bad gears !!!! and most of all, bad customer service to say the least.
Last edited by gtosilverado; Sep 16, 2007 at 02:22 AM.
#76
All right to put it to rest. I was screwed out of a lot of money here no matter who it was that did the screwing (RR&P or installer). For future reference to any one reading, do ur self a favor and due your homework before u get your gears done (parts and labor). I hope this prevents any customer from getting fucked like me. Its a shitty feeling and i dont wish it upon nobody. I hope every one learned something from all of this. As for Bryan, well my 3 73 are kickin *** so just a word of advise RESEARCH YUKON A LIL BIT . Just so every one knows, my 3 73 's i got done at Pyle bros back in 02 and drove the **** out of them leavin the parking lot, never had a problem. As for me well who else can say they have a $1500 posi.
#77
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Originally Posted by gtosilverado
bryan is a good gear installer. but i believe that he should take care of the people who want a gear install from him, not send them to someone else.
Sam, do not throw away the 4.10s I pulled from your truck.
Also, I will be looking in to Yukon's hardening procedure to get to the bottom of all of this for good. I will post up once my questions are answered from their tech department.
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