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Old 07-27-2010, 05:34 PM
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i have a stock carrier & im putting in 4:10s but the paddle doesnt fit now. slp "made" a kit but its discontinued i guess. the part numb was 64002. if anyone has a paddle kit i would like to buy it. if u dont know what it is its the piece that sits in between the spider gears & the paddle i need is a split paddle
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do a search for 'paddle' in this gears and axle forum,I believe there have been some posts about how to grind it to fit.
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i would think it needs to be a certin thickness & grinding it would take that away. summit said something about grinding the teeth on the gear but i dont know about that
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It's listed down the page here http://www.ftpp.net/V6Drivetrain.htm

I'd just grind the gear, it needs to be ground down in a place where nothing touches it during operation.
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the grinding/modification done to the stock paddle does not affect its' thickness where the axles ride against.

I modified/ground my 4.56 ring gear to use with my Eaton posi.


the SLP modified torsen paddle
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Originally Posted by FirstYrLS1Z
the grinding/modification done to the stock paddle does not affect its' thickness where the axles ride against.

I modified/ground my 4.56 ring gear to use with my Eaton posi.


the SLP modified torsen paddle
so by the looks of it just grind one tooth on the ring gear?
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Originally Posted by ryans01z28
so by the looks of it just grind one tooth on the ring gear?
No, thats with a differential like an Auburn that uses a 3/4 or 7/8" cross pin.

Since the Torsen uses a block instead of a pin, you'd have to grind probably three.
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Originally Posted by Jays_SSZ28
No, thats with a differential like an Auburn that uses a 3/4 or 7/8" cross pin.

Since the Torsen uses a block instead of a pin, you'd have to grind probably three.
ok so grind maybe 3teeth and it should slide in and wont hurt anything?
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is that correct? i just want to be sure so i dont have to buy a new set
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/gears-axl...ddle-pics.html
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thats a nice pic if the mod the only thing wrong is they didnt do the opposite side of the weighted end so now its not going to be ballanced. i bought a eaton today so i dont need a paddle kit



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