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Rear Diff Backlash Adjustment. this rear end uses adjusters (arrow), to reposition the differential, and set backlash. checking and adjusting backlash on rear differential. to adjust backlash, you change the shims on the carrier. To increase backlash, decrease the shim on the left and increase by the same amount on the. the third of the 4 adjustment processes required to set up a differential. If the backlash is too tight, move the carrier away from the pinion by adjusting the carrier shim. You’ll want to do this in three separate locations on the ring gear to check for runout. this tech tip will speak specifically to setting up the differential, and specifically the back lash, in a midget converting to 3.55:1 ring and pinion but can be. gently rock the carrier back and forth to measure your backlash. If your rear end does not use adjusters, then you need to adjust backlash by using shims. They work by tightening one side and loosening the other side to move the differential sideways. to install your ring and pinion gears and/or differential correctly, it is critical to torque your bolts and set your preload and backlash correctly.

They work by tightening one side and loosening the other side to move the differential sideways. to install your ring and pinion gears and/or differential correctly, it is critical to torque your bolts and set your preload and backlash correctly. checking and adjusting backlash on rear differential. If the backlash is too tight, move the carrier away from the pinion by adjusting the carrier shim. If your rear end does not use adjusters, then you need to adjust backlash by using shims. To increase backlash, decrease the shim on the left and increase by the same amount on the. You’ll want to do this in three separate locations on the ring gear to check for runout. this tech tip will speak specifically to setting up the differential, and specifically the back lash, in a midget converting to 3.55:1 ring and pinion but can be. this rear end uses adjusters (arrow), to reposition the differential, and set backlash. the third of the 4 adjustment processes required to set up a differential.

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Rear Diff Backlash Adjustment If your rear end does not use adjusters, then you need to adjust backlash by using shims. They work by tightening one side and loosening the other side to move the differential sideways. this rear end uses adjusters (arrow), to reposition the differential, and set backlash. To increase backlash, decrease the shim on the left and increase by the same amount on the. If your rear end does not use adjusters, then you need to adjust backlash by using shims. gently rock the carrier back and forth to measure your backlash. checking and adjusting backlash on rear differential. to adjust backlash, you change the shims on the carrier. If the backlash is too tight, move the carrier away from the pinion by adjusting the carrier shim. the third of the 4 adjustment processes required to set up a differential. You’ll want to do this in three separate locations on the ring gear to check for runout. to install your ring and pinion gears and/or differential correctly, it is critical to torque your bolts and set your preload and backlash correctly. this tech tip will speak specifically to setting up the differential, and specifically the back lash, in a midget converting to 3.55:1 ring and pinion but can be.