[Swifty1638]

Well, that's not the point. The mere fact is, the first time around, tilton was a bitch about this, saying "we will help you out". After cher forked over mucho dollar for the first replacement disc, and everything was hooked back up correctly (first time around, a tranny alignment pin/dowel thing was missing). This time around, with so few miles on the tranny, tilton isn't doing a damn thing for the car. they say "we helped you out a lot the first time it happened, but now we won't do anything". Geovanne @ Titan was working with Cher to take care of the situation, and help the poor guy out (props to Titan). Tilton only helped the little bit they did (cher still paid for the rebuild) because their leg was twisted soo much. So now, it's buying a rebuild kit, and selling the clutch. A company may only be as good as their products, but you are also only as good as your services provided to the customer. Tilton's customer service is really lacking, and it's rather disappointing to hear, when you spend $1400-1600 on a clutch that lasts for 2 weeks. Quartermaster is next.

-A. Swift