I am buying a rebuilt phoenix manual transmission and a Sachs clutch i was just wondering if anyone has ever done business with them and if their product is any good or not. I heard from some one that I should probably reseal the bell-housing anyone else have this problem and what should i reseal it with THANKS
#4019, "RE: Phoenix Rebuilt? Sachs Clutch?" In response to Reply # 2
I would not open up the bellhousing. that would give the company room to refuse a warrenty if it failed. Watch for leaks in the first few months and if it leaks take it back.
#4025, "RE: Phoenix Rebuilt? Sachs Clutch?" In response to Reply # 3
"Sachs" doesn't necessarily mean it's a factory OEM clutch. There are plently of high performance SACHS clutches out there. The term SACHS just refers to the style clutch it is ... either a SACHS or a LUK. I hope you got a performance clutch for 220, that's a lot of money for a OEM clutch.
#4030, "RE: Phoenix Rebuilt? Sachs Clutch?" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by willy yeah it says high performance clutch and it states all these good things about it on the box.
That's enough for me! I've been considering Phoenix Reman Trans for my beater 1G for a while now. They seem like they know what they're doing and test everything out before it ships. While I don't know anyone who's bought from them before, from what I've seen elsewhere, I would buy from them myself if I had to.
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I've been considering Phoenix Reman Trans for my beater 1G for a while now. They seem like they know what they're doing and test everything out before it ships. While I don't know anyone who's bought from them before, from what I've seen elsewhere, I would buy from them myself if I had to.