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degreed axle shims are up.
- Thread starter cybrfire
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Cool, nice job Kert.
When you made these did you relief cut one side to keep the pin from binding?
On 6,8 and 10* it is. 4* its hardly worth it. Looks like a scratch more than anything.
I can tell you from experience if the shim isn't cut with a flat perpendicular to the pin hole for the head of the pin to sit flat the pins will bend and break.
phuced4life
Registered Member
How Much?
$40.00 pair with pins. If you don't need new center pin hardware we can shave that down a bit.
YZEATER
1/2 ton status
is there plans for degreed ez-inches?
We'll look into it. Our fixturing wasn't set up that way but perhaps we can make something work out with the shim fixturing.
phuced4life
Registered Member
Got my shims in today. Look great!
Got my shims and spring plates today. Awesome!!!!
How about pics of those D60 shim plates in #1455, 65, 75 and 85?
Same as pictured above. Just flip 'em over to set the spring plate back the other direction again.
I'll grab some better pics though.
Ok, yeah it makes sense. I was under the impression you made a one-off fancy plate for the top. Using a regular shim works fine.
Can you still machine the relief on the 4 degree shims for the bolt head to sit squarely? If so, I'm considering buying 4 shims if you can do the reliefs.
Yep, we went ahead and programmed all the relief cuts/counter bore to be done in the CNC mill so it only made sense to just go ahead and do the 4* as well.
