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Old 15-12-2013
Gavin Collingwood Gavin Collingwood is offline
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I've had a lot of experience with the rb6 diffs and trust me learn from my mistakes and change everything. do not skimp to save cash. New plates, balls and thrust all at the same time. And you should be golden. And avoid ceramics like the plague! If the diff slips AT ALL with ceramic balls they will get flat spots/chip and the diff will go "clicky"
the AVID tungsten carbide balls are superb and are only £8.99 from JE
Also rub the plates down with 1200 grit wet and dry to flatten off the new plates
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