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Joules · 12-22-07, 02:36 AM

Hey Mike,

Larry Stock has the guys at Intrepid Racing doing a lot of his ZF work these days, they are not cheap, but have a reasonable turnaround I'm told.

I also heard Lloyd is doing a lot better with turnanround now too, down to 2-3 months.

Dennis Quella rebuilt my Pantera GT5 ZF and has been a great resource when it wasn't shifting well. Discussion on the Pantera board brought up some contention between Dennis and LLoyd as Dennis uses bronze replacement syncro's.

Altough the two current ZF's on Ebay are Dash 0's, they are GT40 drop in ready, whereas breaking down a Dash 2, drilling the oil drain holes and flipping is ~$3K exercise. There was recently a listing on Ebay for an Arsenal of Dash 0 parts, including casing's, 4-5 Ring & Pinions etc. which looked enough to be able to assemble a couple of transmissions at least, so parts are out there, even if elusive and costly.

Cheers,
Julian

12-22-07, 02:36 AM	#5 (permalink)
Joules Joules5 Rookie Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Reno, NV GT40: KVA Mk1 Posts: 49 Rep Power: 2	Re: zf transaxle on ebay Hey Mike, Larry Stock has the guys at Intrepid Racing doing a lot of his ZF work these days, they are not cheap, but have a reasonable turnaround I'm told. I also heard Lloyd is doing a lot better with turnanround now too, down to 2-3 months. Dennis Quella rebuilt my Pantera GT5 ZF and has been a great resource when it wasn't shifting well. Discussion on the Pantera board brought up some contention between Dennis and LLoyd as Dennis uses bronze replacement syncro's. Altough the two current ZF's on Ebay are Dash 0's, they are GT40 drop in ready, whereas breaking down a Dash 2, drilling the oil drain holes and flipping is ~$3K exercise. There was recently a listing on Ebay for an Arsenal of Dash 0 parts, including casing's, 4-5 Ring & Pinions etc. which looked enough to be able to assemble a couple of transmissions at least, so parts are out there, even if elusive and costly. Cheers, Julian