Nope, no poly bushings.
Good old Rubber ones.
I'm curious. . . about the issue of preload related to gear noise.
Someone mentioned something about preload on the pinion being a factor.
I though the pinion gear was located by shims.
I can see how the load on the pinion bearings is dependant on how much you
tighten the castled nut. . . but it doesn't seem like the gear end of the
pinion should move after the nut is "tight" . . regardless of if you torque
down on it a bunch or not.
so far it is still working (back and forth to work everyday)
Scott Tilton
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2001 07:53:19 -0600
From: "Tim Hutchisen" <hakhutch@megalink.net>
Subject: Re: Whining Rears
Scott Tilton wrote:
> > Im essentially test driving this rear end.
SNIP
> > Any advice or comments?
Scott-
Did you happen to have installed poly bushings at the differential
mount? The poly bushings increased the sound of the diff in my 6.
Tim Hutchisen
71 TR6
80 TR7 Spider
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