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#1066321 11/03/2014 8:23 PM
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Anybody know where to get the 1 5/8" pinion nuts? The chiseled lock-tab on the old one snapped off when I it came off. Are they a stock size?
Doesnt seem good to reuse the old one without locking it...


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Have you tried www.boltdepot.com ?


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I would get ahold of these guys. http://www.quad4x4.com/

They have lots of rearend and axle parts.


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Are you asking about the nut for a torque tube rear end?
If so, I sometimes make a shim to go under the nut so when it is tightened it stops at a new spot for staking.


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