I bought a new to me car with a Megasand Transaxel by Transform. I've seen on other blogs that Quicksand is the manufacture? I have documentation from Extreme Fabrication that a company called Transform out of Long Beach, Ca built/builds these. I cannot seem to find any information on Transform, have they gone out of business?
My main question is what does it take to turn a 3 speed transaxel into a sequential shift. does anyone have contact information for Transform out of Long Beach?
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i know they sold out to quicksand , i bought one of the last transform boxes before they sold . it has been quite a few years now . talk to quicksand . tim
QUOTE (tim mesic @ Jan 13 2010, 08:26 PM) 
i know they sold out to quicksand , i bought one of the last transform boxes before they sold . it has been quite a few years now . talk to quicksand . tim
Thanks, Tim
The owner of Quicksand worked for Transform. He was a machinist he might of been a partner. pretty sure he helped develop the MEGASAND. His name is Omar.
QUOTE (griprippinhp @ Jan 13 2010, 08:23 PM)
I bought a new to me car with a Megasand Transaxel by Transform. I've seen on other blogs that Quicksand is the manufacture? I have documentation from Extreme Fabrication that a company called Transform out of Long Beach, Ca built/builds these. I cannot seem to find any information on Transform, have they gone out of business?
My main question is what does it take to turn a 3 speed transaxel into a sequential shift. does anyone have contact information for Transform out of Long Beach?
My main question is what does it take to turn a 3 speed transaxel into a sequential shift. does anyone have contact information for Transform out of Long Beach?
There is a company in Las Vegas that makes a cable shifter with a ratchet system to make is like a sequential. It is the shifter nose cone and push pull cables. it is around $2500.00
QUOTE (jalper @ Jan 13 2010, 09:47 PM)
QUOTE (griprippinhp @ Jan 13 2010, 08:23 PM)
I bought a new to me car with a Megasand Transaxel by Transform. I've seen on other blogs that Quicksand is the manufacture? I have documentation from Extreme Fabrication that a company called Transform out of Long Beach, Ca built/builds these. I cannot seem to find any information on Transform, have they gone out of business?
My main question is what does it take to turn a 3 speed transaxel into a sequential shift. does anyone have contact information for Transform out of Long Beach?
My main question is what does it take to turn a 3 speed transaxel into a sequential shift. does anyone have contact information for Transform out of Long Beach?
There is a company in Las Vegas that makes a cable shifter with a ratchet system to make is like a sequential. It is the shifter nose cone and push pull cables. it is around $2500.00
You recall the name of the company in Vegas? Transaxel is out now, had to pull the motor, some of the fluid containing devices are failing.
QUOTE (griprippinhp @ Feb 22 2010, 10:25 PM)
QUOTE (jalper @ Jan 13 2010, 09:47 PM)
QUOTE (griprippinhp @ Jan 13 2010, 08:23 PM)
I bought a new to me car with a Megasand Transaxel by Transform. I've seen on other blogs that Quicksand is the manufacture? I have documentation from Extreme Fabrication that a company called Transform out of Long Beach, Ca built/builds these. I cannot seem to find any information on Transform, have they gone out of business?
My main question is what does it take to turn a 3 speed transaxel into a sequential shift. does anyone have contact information for Transform out of Long Beach?
My main question is what does it take to turn a 3 speed transaxel into a sequential shift. does anyone have contact information for Transform out of Long Beach?
There is a company in Las Vegas that makes a cable shifter with a ratchet system to make is like a sequential. It is the shifter nose cone and push pull cables. it is around $2500.00
You recall the name of the company in Vegas? Transaxel is out now, had to pull the motor, some of the fluid containing devices are failing.
If you go to the other shifter, I will make you an offer on the current Mendeola shifter.
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