Thanks David Norris and Tripleedgeperformance.com

**JCGT** · 02-18-2008

I really have to thank David Norris at Tripleedgeperformance.com for the help. He's really been an awesome guy throughout my 4th clutch shaft and latest disaster. I swear, if any of you guys need 4T65E parts GO TO HIM! He sold me a differential and housing for and UNBELIEVABLE price, and went as far as to clean it up and rebuild it. He also threw in a replacement vehicle speed sensor. He's helped a number of 3800 enthusiasts out, and is a great member of the community. I know when it's time to get a built trans, I am driving out there to get it done.

Thanks again David and family.

**IndeedSS** · 02-18-2008

It's really hard to find someone that knowledgable that does quality work and willing to help others to DIY if they choose. The Norris's are good people.

**Trannyman95** · 02-18-2008

Thanks guys! Always glad to help out

**SyntheticShield** · 02-18-2008

Originally Posted by IndeedSS

It's really hard to find someone that knowledgable that does quality work and willing to help others to DIY if they choose. The Norris's are good people.

EXACTLY. I am astounded by Dave just about every day. Here his business depends on people not doing it themselves but whether you do it yourself or bring it to him he applies the same knowledge and commitment and quality and that, people, is VERY difficult to find indeed.

Also, allow me to add that if you are buying parts from him with successful transactions, PLEASE leave him iTrader feedback and ratings. This is one system everyone wanted, please make use of it.

**DuBob** · 02-19-2008

*checks to see how far TripleEdgePerformance is*

Hmmmm, about 550 miles for me. I'll seriously consider the drive when the time comes for me to need a new tranny.

**Toasty** · 02-19-2008

Originally Posted by DuBob

*checks to see how far TripleEdgePerformance is*

Hmmmm, about 550 miles for me. I'll seriously consider the drive when the time comes for me to need a new tranny.

or the trailer ride, as the case may be, eh?

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