Eric, I have been doing this for 40+ years and yet you've once again taught me something. Thank you sir.

Really like your repair and upgrade videos. Thanks for putting them up! 👍👍

I used to always Break my Dana 60 axel's until I switched to the RCV Ultimate CV Axel set, these things seem Bulletproof!

Just did a kingpin 60 and dana 70 rear, new gears bearings E-lockers , a lot of work to get to get them right... Im a retired Gm tech ... used to GM axles... spoiled ha ha.....

I actually appreciate you showing us the setback in the process when it comes to the bearing preload shims, that helps anyone looking to do this job because they get to see what might not go right the first time through.

Great job, that rotational torque will change with gear oil on it but as long as you towards the center of spec you'll be fine.

Eric, I have to admit that my respect for you as a mechanic increases each time I watch you fix, repair or replace something! After watching for over a year I have seen the things you do to “Make it right” and take the time to “Do it right! A lot of mechanics take shortcuts that make the job go faste,r but may damage the integrity of the repair and cause an early failure. Good job, no great job!

Great video! Very informative, short and to the point!

Great video and it's nice to see you set it up correctly evan when it will likely never hit 40mph

Good work and good video I have Dana 60s and all my trucks

Wow! The video was straight to the point, you were clear and concise. Answered all my questions and left me feeling confident about replacing my ring and pinion for the first time! One of my new favorite channels thank you for the awesome video!

Great information, really enjoying this series👍😎

That's quite an undertaking! And you make it look pretty EZ.

Awsome video definitely helps me thankyou

I love learning new things. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge!

Great job I like when you explain everything

Very informative video series. You explain things easily and fully, truly a sign of an experienced automotive technician, as a young mechanic I appreciate knowledge from people like you. Keep it up👍🏻

Stopped back to rewatch

Great job this will help a lot of people 😁

Another good video, keep them coming

It takes years of experience and the specs to do Hands-On work good job

That is about the best video I’ve seen on how to set up a new pinion, I wish this had been made a few years ago when I did the dana 44 in my cj.. would have helped so much

Awesome video series

Very informative

well done Sir!!

Nice detail.

your the best

Very interesting

Good info. I don't have a dana 60 but maybe someday...

Nice if you are doing them all day and know the right shim to fix it :o) I have spent many an hour shimming stuff up.

Cant wait to see how you plan to fix the spring bolts from breaking again. Lateral arms might be better

Hell yeah 4 more

Crush sleeves for pinion preload are pretty common and easier than shims.

Yeeeeehawwww

Here wife hold my pinion. Someone asked me if I ever had used a ball joint remover .I said yes I have one .it's called kids.

What is the title of that book?

We’re did you come up with Torking the pinion to 250 foot pounds

Basically having a small issue with my u joint hitting the edge of the pinion threads if you ever had that happen

THATS WRONG!! I love your videos and have learned a lot, but now I am going to share some knowledge with you. The new g2 pinion, that isn't the same mark as on an OEM Dana Spicer gear set. (they don't do the variation mark.) You would need an expensive pinion depth gauge to use that number. You are going to need to do the guess and check method and pattern the gears. Make some setup races to make teardown and reassembly easier.

I missed the part where you oiled the bearings before installing the pinion and measured rotational torque, sorry.

i forgot the shims one time on a dirt car . 3 weeks later you could shave with the teeth

Has seat cover heard of a jam nut?

Only noticed now that you left handed. They say us lefties are more intelligent than right handed people. I do some dumb shit so that statement can't be true. I do know that lefties are more creative and more technically minded. (most the time anyway).