just stating facts here
1. car is built
2. goes to track
3. trans mount bolts back off make drive shaft hit ebrake section of trans tunnel.
4. fix it, make some more passes
5. Matt's last pass, he stops at the end and says somethings not right
6. trailer up, come home
7. matt pulls driveshaft and tells me the one side wouldnt move, i goto the shop and look at it. a spring came off the brake hardware and the brakes stuck on the driver side rear
8. fix said spring, car goes out and does multiple pulls/ burnouts just fine.
9. car sits until a couple weeks ago, because he's broke and trying to find a career-based job right out of college, matt drops it off jack stands, goes drives around and everything is fine
10. Matt tells me you drove the car and were happy with it, other than the exhaust(which we knew hung low)
11. you get to work and rear end explodes
12. shitty. yes.
13. did matt offer to give you $100 back towards the new rear end? yes.
Matt's in Pennsylvania right now or he'd be typing this.
Eric I do plenty of business with you and would let Matt sell you(your brother) something that I know was busted, trust me. You guys both saw the car, looked under it, there were no fluid leaks at the rear end.
I built 95% of that car and know it inside and out.
once again if you need help on anything PLEASE let me know, i'm a phone call/text away.