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Old 09-12-2009
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Default Diff and CVD build tips!! check this out.

Durango have put step by step diagrams on their web site showing how to correctly build your diffs and cvd's.

Defo worth a look.

Here are the links

CVD link: http://www.team-durango.com/blog/?p=44

Diff link: http://www.team-durango.com/blog/?p=24

Sweet!
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Yup.
I've been busy.....

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Good skills fella.

Never thought of filling the CVD barrel with threadlock. ive always just put a drop on the grub screw which then spills over and binds the CVD. By filling the barrel you make sure there is plenty of threadlock on the grub screw and around the pin. No chance of it coming loose!

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adam is that a normal Durango driver or a Torque driver?
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Going to get busy now and re-do all of mine as I have now done my 4th drive pin. It is strange as I have never had this type of issue with MIP CVDs.
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adam is that a normal Durango driver or a Torque driver?
Normal..
Why would it be a torque driver???
There are no Torx screws on the car....
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i'm guessing he means a torque driver (as in torque wrench you can adjust pressure on) as opposed to a torx (star shaped head) one.
Like the tip about tipex on the flat spot, never thought of doing that before

Will/are the tools going to be released? they look NICE!! if so, when please mate?
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