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Old 03-11-2007, 01:24 AM   #26
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Re: dana 44 spicer hubs dials

Mine have been cleaned up and are working great. One of the plastic dials broke where the pin goe's through, one hole only, I drilled new holes clocked over about 6 degrees and it works just fine. Of course it dosen't have the little extra bit of plastic like the original hole area and the dial pointer is off just a tad, but hay it works for now. Metal would be great in the furure.

Special-K your right the machinest would need to take in accout the coating. A nice lathe and they could be fairly easy to make. Good idea.
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