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Looks like your pinion is a little too deep into the ring gear. Try going a little thinner on the pinion shim. Problem with used gears though is that they have worn into a certain pattern and it's very hard to set them up again to match that old pattern and then they will make noise. My preference is to always replace the ring and pinion if I need to redo the setup.
But, something like this is what you should be targeting for a setup pattern, along with the correct backlash and preload measurements.
Last edited by TransamGTA350; Yesterday at 08:41 AM.
Looks like your pinion is a little too deep into the ring gear. Try going a little thinner on the pinion shim. Problem with used gears though is that they have worn into a certain pattern and it's very hard to set them up again to match that old pattern and then they will make noise. My preference is to always replace the ring and pinion if I need to redo the setup.
But, something like this is what you should be targeting for a setup pattern, along with the correct backlash and preload measurements.
the thinner shim will move the gear closer to the center of the ring gear?
Yesterday, 08:38 AM
