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Old 02-19-2004, 11:58 PM   #1
jcueckert13
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those eaton posis are nice but are a b!tch to install. a couple weeks ago i helped my shop teacher install on on his camero and getting it down to .008 of an inch is hard as hell when you have to adjust using the shims on the sides of the bearings. i think after that i will go with a locher that replaces the spider gears in my existing diff.
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