I'm not a fan of the metal idle screws. The slide slamming down on that will eventually dent the slide. A plastic screw will dent over the slide. Just a personal preference and I may not even be right, but just something to be mindful of.
The tester is on the way. I shipped it to him yesterday.
I've put together many motors with no test. None have leaked. But really, what's the extra 6.5 minutes to guarntee it's correct Before you install.
If you find out its leaking between the cases now you need to tear it back down and start over.
Something those 6 minutes could've saved you. Shit happens sometimes. Done it sp many times your auto pilot just misses something silly.
I just booked an opening with black bear at there in person tune when they come to Jersey. Every one I talked to/reviews I readall seemed to lean to them as a great investment
Since you're in there call FAST. A sponsor here. Order a bottom end rebuild. That has all the shit you need on the shift side as well as seals.
Check you shift shaft for slop too.
You said the gears were broken. Why? What caused them to break?
You put good parts in. Possibly took 3-4 rides to wear again and break.
Replacing broken parts isn't fixing the issue. Knowing why these parts broke and replacing the corresponding parts that may be involved and correcting the issue is fixing it.
Maybe they did just break apart. Maybe this issue is totally unrelated. But is a pretty big coincidence that you have 2 trans issues like this.
Do you have pics of the last trans? You day the final drive. Do you mean 6th gear? The trans is a constant mesh. So everything is always in contact. Your just moving the drive and driven gears around.
A pic might help someone point you in the right direction to look.