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Working on a Dana 44, setting up an ARB. Here is my first pattern. Pinion depth at recommend dimension per gear manufacturer. And backlash at .0075 - .008.
 

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Cherry!! nice pattern and backlash is right on!! Been a ford technician for 30+ years and that's a good set up, did it take you long to get to that point??
 
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Cherry!! nice pattern and backlash is right on!! Been a ford technician for 30+ years and that's a good set up, did it take you long to get to that point??
First try. And my first time attempting a gear set up. Chock it up to beginners luck I guess.
 
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Working on a Dana 44, setting up an ARB. Here is my first pattern. Pinion depth at recommend dimension per gear manufacturer. And backlash at .0075 - .008.
Did you set pre load on the pinion bearings??
 
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Yes, I have it adjusted at 18 inch pounds with the pinion nut to torque at 115 foot pounds.
 
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