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Old 19-05-2012
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Just finished build the ball diff and once I fitted it I notice that the drive shaft is touching the end of the diff screw on the spring side. What I done wrong??
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Old 19-05-2012
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How much is it tightened?

I thought I had this prolem when I first built mine, but the diff in the 210 needs to be fairly tight to work, so it wasn't really an issue.
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is tightened enough that cant be turn by hands ,
what side the screw head should be when fitted in the car?
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Make sure you compress the spring before you build it. Pliars will do it, or stick it in a vice.
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ok im using the vice ,lets see!
what side does the diff get fitted?

i been watching the build video and i noticed that the spring in the video is half size then the one i got ???
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Is that the slipper spring? (early morning, no glasses on yet)
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