any 1 ever try this out. sometimes there good sometimes obx is crap. so wonder cause they are about 450. and look like a quaife knock off.

Ive heard honda guys have had NO problems at all and someone compared a quaife to the OBX and the were almost identical in weight/design/quality.

Its just the OBX is built by little chinese children for 5 cents a day so hence its cheaper for the same thing.

I would def. try one out
who knows its probably all quaife parts just built somewhere else to lessen the cost.

just like how the obx intake manifold for 300 bucks is identical to the venom unit which is 5-600 bucks

1998 dodge avenger 4 cyl AT
Mods are:
Not enough

Personally I wouldn't spend the 5-10 hours of labor and risk my transmission to a part that hasn't been tested and proven for many years. If its worth it to you to save a few bucks, by all means, risk it.

For me personally, the hassle of dropping the trans, installing the diff, and re-installing the trans is enough to make me only buy a part that I am 100% confident in. The hassle is one thing, while safety is another. If the diff rattles apart and explodes at peak RPM, it will probably take some other components down with it. It might just launch a peice of shrapnel through the firewall and hit you square in the nuts. The only one I was that confident in was Quaife...so I saved my pennies. But, the only way to prove something is to test it...volunteers?

Corbin

'95 ESI-T
Now with more power and fewer leaks



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