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Skaldiddog's "Progress"

BC Package

It's pretty darned obvious when you get a BC package...



...with a BC package.



The shell looks great BC! Thanks again. I just can't bring myself to comp'cut it yet as the majority of the artwork on the sides and back will vanish with a snip. Cookie monster and the dial caliper would be unrecognizable. Great job man."thumbsup"



J
 
7075 Berg Transmission Cases...FINALLY!!!

Thanks Joel, glad you like it, looking forward to seeing it on the car

Me too. Shell, meet scissors. Scissors, meet shell.

It's [almost] a glorious day. If they pass my assembly test of installing all gears and checking mesh/clearances, I'll take delivery and finally be able to retire the only remaining stock Enroute Berg parts on my rig.

The cases pictured are the only ones cut. I'll hack-mod the front one just like the one on my rig right now. Rear one stays stock. This allows the use of a single CAD file. The case half on the left was a test and still shows mill finish. The completed units were media frosted. My goal was a bone stock case with a few mods. The trained Berg eye can find them. Beveled upper edge, no thick motor plate, missing front hole and separated bearing bosses on one half. I do not know what they weigh vs stock. I hopefully will own them today and weigh them tonight. I left the lower margins square for increased longevity. Over time the case margins will round off on their own...slowly. 7075 slides so much better than stock bubble-gum aluminum. Maybe I'm jinxing myself by posting this but they look great and I hope they pass spec today. Busy few nights of work ahead. Fun stuff.



J
 
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My bad, looks like their quality, either way very cool.

The work on these is quite good but due to the low priority of the job there are a few spots that are not perfect. If done by VP [for production] they'd be the bomb and I'd owe VP a kidney. But I like my kidneys.

If you wan't to keep you kidneys, make your Berg cases yourself.

J
 
Cases came out nice worth the wait I'm sure...
Fingers crossed, hope gears fit nicely inside for you...
 
Did Somebody say lap dance? I have a fistful of ones. Cases look great Joel.

Ones?!? Aint no meth-head strippers here."thumbsup"

I like the mill finish case! It looks cool like that.

Me too. They frosted them without me asking. I kind of hope they mess something up and have to recut them. Then I'll tell them no frosting.

J
 
Tooling marks are cool but frosted with a WD-40 wipe down is a nice look too"thumbsup"
 
Makes them a little darker.

My old berg axles were like that...

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