US Gears
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From: Wesley Chapel, FLA
US Gears
I have been looking at both the US Gear and Gear Vendor units. I am going to go with Gear Vendor, even though they are more money. Their unit shifts the way I would expect a modern unit to shift. With a button and under power, even full throttle. You get what you pay for, as usual. The US Gear unit needs to be switched on, then a two second wait, then lift the accelerater to make the change. And it clunks when it shifts, according to their own information. Apparently it takes a bit of practice to shift smoothly and you're not going to do it fast, ever. It sounds just about like a 51 Chevy 2 ton with a 2 speed rear end I used to have, only with that you didn't have to wait 2 seconds and it didn't clunk. The shifts were almost instant. 1951. After reading everything on both websites I know which way I'm going.
http://www.gearvendors.com/index.html
http://www.usgear.com/dual_range.htm
http://www.gearvendors.com/index.html
http://www.usgear.com/dual_range.htm
