Just my recent personal experience. My manual trans went out,  I actually
consulted AA first, but they were like 6 weeks out.  German Transaxle built
one off the shelf for me and had it to my local shop in about 10 days, with
a Peloquins of course :)  40k mile / 4yr warranty (pro rated), $3,400 total
(my R&P was toast, lost core deposit, original '85 w/ 140k miles).  I drive
some loose sand roads to get to surf spots, the Peloquins is awesome. Can't
wait to try it on snow.

On Thu, Nov 5, 2015 at 8:47 AM, Loren Busch <starwagen@gmail.com> wrote:

> ​RE: AATransaxle and Peloquin TBD
> I have no direct experience with Matt's work at AATransaxle but all I have
> heard from others is that His work is at the same high standards that Daryl
> was famous for.  And Daryl told me that he was confident that Matt could
> carry on the the work and maintain the reputation that Daryl had
> established over the years.
>
> As for the TBD, I am running one in my '90 Westy automatic and it saved me
> from embarrassing situations at least twice on my recent trip through SE
> Utah.  I never notice that it is there until I have driven out of something
> that I would have gotten into trouble with without it.  No regrets about
> putting it in.
>