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Ford 8.8 Inch Rear End - Eight-Point Great
After installing the bearing races, then the pinion bearing and seal, an OTC pinion-depth gauge is used to determine how deep inside the differential housing the pinion gear should be installed. The tube part of the gauge is secured in the carrier-bearing journals and simulates what would be "perfect center" for the axles and ring gear. Shims with thicknesses ranging from 0.001 to 0.050 inch are placed between the tube and depth gauge-that serves as a reference for what would be the actual head of the pinion gear-until a snug fit or drag is achieved. View Related Article
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