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I wish I never tossed my original in the garbage and replaced with it this new junk...still on the hunt for an OE one that I can send out and have rebuilt

Check bearings are a must! The more you do the "easier" it gets.....still a process but you'll understand it a little better

Damn sorry to hear..... Richmond gears for some reason are noisy! I've had good luck with motives honestly. ....not sure why people said to take it to a shop, are you willing to buy some tools and learn? It definitely takes a few times to get it right! If you were anywhere near me I'd help...

And creativity is the father...

If you're replacing the pinion bearings just make the old ones your check bearings. I've used a pinion depth tool before but didn't have much luck, it was all over the place. I use "check bearings" and keep taking patterns. It's the worst part about setting up a new gear set.

Been doing it like this for a long time...you must have found some really strong orange cleaner!

Use a mild orange cleaner to get the heavy stuff off then keep up with it using tub-o-towels..

Wow, just wow...no cameras in your company's parking lot?

4.50 here .... ridiculous

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Man rough. Me and my son were mountain biking Sunday morning and he landed a jump wrong and broke his wrist. 9hrs in the hospital on a Sunday, sucked....he's handling it very well though.....wishing yours a speedy recovery

You guys are crazy, I change my tires after 5 yrs...6 tops....tread depth means jack.. they are rubber and degrade no matter the mileage! Also BFG's suck...I switched both my cars to Mickey Thompson sportsman s/t a few years back, awesome tire. My top choice now, like them better than the...

I have one of each and the asymmetrical still weirds me out! I always feel like the vehicle will fall back at any moment! Of course I've had zero issues but when I buy my 3rd 2 post it will a symmetrical!

What's what in that picture? Here's my 383 in Bill Hirsch turquoise...lighting makes a HUGE difference in the way it comes out in pictures, sometimes it looks green and sometimes it looks blue!

Check out Bill Hirsch engine paints, top notch stuff. He has that turquoise