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pinkpanda3310 · 05.29.2011, 06:55 PM

It might have something to do with the drive cup (or yoke) at the other end of the pinion. That drive cup needs to be positioned as close to the diff casing as possible to reduce slop (the pinion sliding in and out).

If that doesn't help then I'll take another guess and say the bearings around the outdrives might be sloppy.

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pinkpanda3310 RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,152 Join Date: Sep 2008	05.29.2011, 06:55 PM It might have something to do with the drive cup (or yoke) at the other end of the pinion. That drive cup needs to be positioned as close to the diff casing as possible to reduce slop (the pinion sliding in and out). If that doesn't help then I'll take another guess and say the bearings around the outdrives might be sloppy.