Revolution Gear and Axle w/ Special Guest Matt
About this episode
Matt from Revolution Gear and Axle joins the conversation to discuss the company's commitment to quality, their unique approach to manufacturing without reboxing, and their focus on precise gear cuts like the two-cut ring and pinion. The discussion covers Revolution's growth in the aftermarket, their family-owned values, and the importance of partnering with knowledgeable shops for gear installations. Matt also shares his personal journey from military service to automotive sales and highlights upcoming product expansions beyond Jeep gears. The episode wraps with casual weekend updates from the hosts, blending technical insights with laid-back camaraderie.
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Special Guest: Matt from Revolution Gear and Axle
In this episode, Matt from revolution gear and axle joins in remotely to talk gears with Neil, Scott, and Jeff. Find out more about Revolution and how they are taking the market by storm. Learn a little more about gears for your Jeep and talk about quality and why you should understand the brand you choose as well as the shop you choose for doing your gear install.
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