Is this pattern any good?
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Is this pattern any good?
Hi.
Changed gears and bearings in my 10 bolt.
Gone from series 2 carrier with 2.73 to a series 3 carrier with 3.23.
The car is driven daily and just have some minor upgrades.
Shiftkit, KAI, higher stallspeed converter and Magnaflow.
I have just put on the sticky paint on the gear to check the alignment.
What do you think, is there any need for adjustments?
Best regards alvess
Changed gears and bearings in my 10 bolt.
Gone from series 2 carrier with 2.73 to a series 3 carrier with 3.23.
The car is driven daily and just have some minor upgrades.
Shiftkit, KAI, higher stallspeed converter and Magnaflow.
I have just put on the sticky paint on the gear to check the alignment.
What do you think, is there any need for adjustments?
Best regards alvess
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I agree with dgcustom . I would remove 2 or 3 thou from the pinion and see what it looks like before I button it up if not already . Also no mention of backlash setting .
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I would add .003 back to the shim. You removed to much shim . This tells you you are in the middle of your last 2 adjustments . Set the b/l at 8 to 9 and do a test pattern and lets see what it looks like .
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Still confused over the different guides thou..
Guess, trail and error is the way to go.
Will add 0.003 to see what it looks like.. as you said.
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Don't get discouraged . And yes it is a trial and error . It is and art form to learn how to read a pattern . The pictures can help at times but usually can be confusing because different gear manufactures can have different pattern looks that add to the confusion . So trial and error it is until you get the best pattern you can . What lead me to believe you had to much shim was the coast side . It had a hard straight line at the bottom and a round moon shape at the top . The drive side had a hint of the same . This was my reason for only .002 removed .
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It looks a little high on the tooth . Put the B/L at .006 or .007 . Don't change the pinion and lets see what it looks like . I would like to see the coast side also . Try to put some pressure on the pattern to get a good look at it . Don't give up . This is what it takes .
What was the original shim in the first post also . I am surprised just .002 would move the pattern that close to the toe . What was the back lash in the first post . Be sure your pinion torque is consistent . It can change things .
What was the original shim in the first post also . I am surprised just .002 would move the pattern that close to the toe . What was the back lash in the first post . Be sure your pinion torque is consistent . It can change things .
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It looks a little high on the tooth . Put the B/L at .006 or .007 . Don't change the pinion and lets see what it looks like . I would like to see the coast side also . Try to put some pressure on the pattern to get a good look at it . Don't give up . This is what it takes .
What was the original shim in the first post also . I am surprised just .002 would move the pattern that close to the toe . What was the back lash in the first post . Be sure your pinion torque is consistent . It can change things .
What was the original shim in the first post also . I am surprised just .002 would move the pattern that close to the toe . What was the back lash in the first post . Be sure your pinion torque is consistent . It can change things .
When i changed to the new bearing the mesurement was probably no longer valid.
Lesson learned:
- buy two new rear pinion bearings and make one off them bigger to use for testing.
The orginal shims is 0.027.
The backlash where 0.010 - 0.011
I keep close track of the pinion torque (15 inch lbs).
Will move the ring-gear closer to the pinion.
How much 0.005?
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That explains why the pattern went crazy . Add .003 more and set B/L at .007 and lets see where that puts us at . Get a good solid roll pattern and pictures on both sides .
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I should not have used the old bearing (made bigger to slide off/on easier) in the first post.
When i changed to the new bearing the mesurement was probably no longer valid.
Lesson learned:
- buy two new rear pinion bearings and make one off them bigger to use for testing.
The orginal shims is 0.027.
The backlash where 0.010 - 0.011
I keep close track of the pinion torque (15 inch lbs).
Will move the ring-gear closer to the pinion.
How much 0.005?
When i changed to the new bearing the mesurement was probably no longer valid.
Lesson learned:
- buy two new rear pinion bearings and make one off them bigger to use for testing.
The orginal shims is 0.027.
The backlash where 0.010 - 0.011
I keep close track of the pinion torque (15 inch lbs).
Will move the ring-gear closer to the pinion.
How much 0.005?
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