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Old 08-31-2016, 03:26 PM   #1
bsampson
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Re: Rear End Rebuild

I'm in the process of a similar rebuild. I was planning on 2 quarts of rear lube. I'm not to that stage yet, however, so I can't verify. It looks like that kit only includes 1 quart?

It's worth buying an extra set of pinion bearings to use as setup bearings (inner definitely, and probably outer as well). Use a die grinder to enlarge the inner bore so they easily come on/off the pinion. When you get the shims the way you like it, then you can install the final bearings.

You'll want a 0-1" micrometer for measuring shims and a dial indicator/magnetic base setup to measure gear backlash.

Last edited by bsampson; 08-31-2016 at 03:36 PM. Reason: Addition point
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