solid pinion spacers
07-09-2006 | 11:08 PM
#2
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The solid base slips over the pinion shaft, just like a normal crush sleeve would..... and then there are shims that are placed on top of the solid base to control the installed height.
There is normally a period of trial an error to get the height close, until you get the final pre-load correct.
There is normally a period of trial an error to get the height close, until you get the final pre-load correct.
07-10-2006 | 12:24 PM
#3
Originally Posted by chicane
The solid base slips over the pinion shaft, just like a normal crush sleeve would..... and then there are shims that are placed on top of the solid base to control the installed height.
There is normally a period of trial an error to get the height close, until you get the final pre-load correct.
There is normally a period of trial an error to get the height close, until you get the final pre-load correct.
