[debacle-racing]

hi,
i just bought a U1603 diff yolk and i bought the N1918 shim kit to go with it.
strange says that you need the shim kit if you have a std or a daytona pinion support (and i have).
the kit comes with 2 different shims and im not sure where they go.

there are 2 different thicknesses do i put the thin one behind the yolk (on the pinion) and put the thick one under the nut?

anyway, if anyone can help, that would be great.

thanks, justin.

 

[Uncle Paul]

Justin, shoot an e-mail to [email protected] .
I think when we got my front bearing support it came with an instruction sheet because you need to set the bearing preload, more shims less preload less shims more preload. You check the drag with a torque wrench. I will look tonight for the sheet but in the mean time shoot them an e-mail.

 

[BrianH323]

Those aren't shims to set the bearing preload. It's just a spacer to keep the yoke from bottoming out. It goes behind the yoke, nothing under the nut. I think I used the thinner one.

Brian

 

[debacle-racing]

ive ended up using the thin spacer, after a heap of measuring, trial fitting and beer drinking it seems to fit the best.

thanks.

 

[Uncle Paul]

I usually save the beer drinking for when I am done. That way I don't start putting parts in backward or end up with alot of extra parts when I am done.
Justin I want a car like your so I can be the 1at on my blonk with one...

 

[debacle-racing]

i wish i had the dollars to bring it to the states and race. and the you could buy it from me.