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differental balls 3/32?

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Post by bensb4 » Thu May 18, 2006 7:58 pm

i got 3/32 dif balls for the diff gear in the original stealth tranny is that right?they seem to fit small and the diff rings when i tighten dont seem to be touching them just the gear itself.

also what lube am i suppose to be using the ae black grease?the silicone one says not for stealth

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