GBox: Porsche Transaxle Specialists

455 Young CT, Unit 1,
Erie, CO 80516 US
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Boulder, Colorado area Porsche repair, service and maintenance.

GBox is a company whose beginnings go back over 30 years. GBox has become an industry leader in premium high-performance gearbox work and custom parts design for Porsche vehicles.

The team at GBox works to provide Porsche customers with the finest products and support in the world. From the earliest Porsches to the latest RSR, street transmission rebuilding to innovative engineering solutions, the GBox team does it all.

We provide machining services, dog-ring electron-beam welding, re-gearing, LSD setup and rebuilding, transaxle oiling systems, gearbox inversion for kitcar applications and much more.

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  • Ethan Frankamp
    Ethan Frankamp1 year ago

    Just warning to those who may seek out transmission work on their 996. This was possibly my worst automotive shop experience ever, and I have owned well over 30 cars, so that's saying something. I initially paid GBOX INC in Erie Colorado $10,400 to rebuild a 996 Turbo transmission, with a warranty. The transmission was shipped to them ( I covered $850 in freight). Upon completion, it was installed in the car and became locked up within 100 miles. I had to pay the labor to have the transmission removed from the car again ($4,100) and covered shipping costs to send it back again. They repaired it under warranty and sent it back. Upon reinstallation and driving roughly 1,000 miles it began popping out of gear while driving, this is both aggravating and dangerous to myself and those driving around me. When the fluid was checked it was black, and there was metal material on the drain plug...with only 1,000 miles on that new OEM Porsche fluid. They have ignored my calls and texts for over a year, and are not honoring their warranty or offering any form of refund. With the initial rebuild, all of the shipping back and forth, and paying labor to have it removed and installed over and over I am in this over $16,000 and have a transmission that does not work properly.

    2003 Porsche 911 Turbo (996)
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