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Re: Advice of Dana 60 Gears
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https://www.emjmetals.com/pdf_indexe...loy_Steels.pdf https://www.emjmetals.com/pdf_indexe...denability.pdf
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Re: Advice of Dana 60 Gears
Do you guys use the a spreader to get the ring gear out and have preload?
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Re: Advice of Dana 60 Gears
Herb McCandless told me to avoid the spreader unless absolutely necessary. If you're not careful with it, it will bend the housing. A box end wrench on the ring gear bolt, and carefully turning the yoke with push the carrier right out of the housing with little to no effort.
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I don't use the spreader. I have just enough preload where it takes a couple of taps with a plastic mallet to get the spool into the housing. I dont run much preload on the pinion either. Doing it this way there is little to no drag. I have been getting great gear life well over 1000 runs. Running either 6.17 or 5.86 ratios depending on the engine combo.
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Re: Advice of Dana 60 Gears
Thanks to everyone for their help =
We are back together and ready for Vegas Natl's!
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