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12.10.2007, 11:00 AM
This may sound dumb, but have you removed the bearing on the ring gear side and check to make sure some dirt, etc is not making it stand away from the ring gear? Or maybe swap the bearings side to side and see of that helps. If your ring and pinion are binding it means that something is pushing the diff over towards the pinion. Are you using hb diffs?
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