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05-11-2006, 03:16 PM
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Re: gt40 heads
If you don't have the correct pinion depth or backlash, gears will start making noise and/or will fail prematurely so it's critical they're installed right. Some people who just throw the shims back in may get lucky, but if you want them to last along time without noise it's just better to do it right
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