<VV> Re: DIFFERENTIAL QUESTION
EUGENE1938@aol.com
EUGENE1938@aol.com
Wed, 21 Jul 2004 18:45:39 EDT
In a message dated 7/21/04 3:21:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time, N2VZD@aol.com
writes:
i am doing a 63 powerslide differential with the complaint that the axle
yokes have too much movement. i figured side gears...and spiders. well i
expected
not as much play putting new gears in carrier and trying the shaft by
hand...it seems about the same. does it go away when i put all the new parts
in?
Tim,
The side movement is caused by too much wear in the carrier where the axle
goes
through into the side gears. The fix is to bore the carrier out and install
a bushing
then have the bushing honed out to fit the axle shaft. Not an inexpensive
proposition.
A lot of movement at the stub axle results in very little movement at the
wheel where
it's important so for a show car, not to be driven very much you would
probably be
OK to use them as is.
Ed Corson (CORSA member)
IECC - Riverside, CA