Thunder Tiger Phoenix CVD & Robinson RC10GT Metal Idler Gear

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Re: Thunder Tiger Phoenix CVD & Robinson RC10GT Metal Idler

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Post by The Fuhrer » Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:50 am

JK Racing wrote:Do you still have the AE spacers in the diff? Try removing them, if not, ??

I haven't. Which spacers are removable?
There must be something I'm overlooking.

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Re: Thunder Tiger Phoenix CVD & Robinson RC10GT Metal Idler

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Post by JK Racing » Wed Mar 30, 2011 10:06 am

I recently did the B44 CVA change on my back up car, I hadnt noticed before, but there were 2 clear/opaque spacers in the outdrives. These appeared to be the same as the dogbone spacer/spring set up from a 6 gear car. Once I removed them, I had no more binding.

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