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How to set up a crush sleeve Eliminator 

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Works for jeeps and all axle setups
we made a video to help Jeep owners make the right decision.
What Does a New Set of Gears Do?
One of the most common modifications done to Wranglers is installing a lift kit and a larger set of tires. Something many people forget about when they install a larger set of tires is the drivetrain was geared to provide a balance between torque and top speed. When it comes to gear ratios the higher the number the more times the driving member needs to turn. For example, the first gear on an AX-15 transmission has a gear ratio of 3.83:1 and fifth gear has a gear ratio of 0.79:1.
Gears with lower numbers are referred to as taller and higher numbers are referred to as shorter. Taller gearing provides a higher top speed and better fuel economy while shorter gearing provides more low end torque and better acceleration. Taller gearing is better for daily driving especially if you are planning on doing a lot of highway driving or are simply going to run small tires. Shorter gearing is needed for large tires and also aids in rock crawling by increasing low end torque.
How Does Gearing Work?
The gearing of your axles is set by the number of teeth on the ring and pinion gears. This determines how many times your driveshaft will have to rotate to spin the wheels once. A 4.10:1 gear ratio, for example, would mean that your driveshaft would have to spin 4.10 times to spin the wheels once.
The stock gear ratio tends to vary depending on the year and package your Jeep has. Some of the possible ratios include 3.07, 3.55, 3.73, and 4.10. Wranglers that are equipped with the Rubicon package typically come with the 4.10 gear set in their Dana 44 axles. The chart below shows the relationship between gear ratios and tire size. The numbers across the top are gear ratios, the numbers down the left side are tire sizes in inches, and the 4 digit numbers in the white boxes show RPM.
Why Should I Regear?
If you do a lot of highway driving on small to mid sized tires, it may be practical to regear to a taller setup to increase your top speed and fuel economy. If you are planning on doing a lot of off-roading or are only upgrading to a larger set of tires, you should probably install shorter gears.
When larger tires are installed, you have several things working against you: the diameter of the tire, rotational mass, rolling resistance, and the added weight of the tires. The diameter of your tires directly affects how hard your drivetrain has to work in order to move the vehicle, what you need to keep in mind is the axle is going to be turning your wheels. The axle shafts are just over an inch in diameter, and they have to turn whatever tires are on your Wrangler. This means that with a 30 inch tire you need to apply 30 times more force to the axle in order to turn the wheel. By regearing to a shorter gear, you will increase the amount of force that is being sent to the axle, this allows your Jeep to move the tires with less of a strain on the engine.
How Much it Costs to Regear Your Jeep
Replacing your Jeep's ring and pinion gears is more than simply purchasing a ring and pinion set. There are a number of bearings, seals, bolts, and the differential cover gaskets to worry about. If you're replacing the gears in both front and rear differentials, your overall cost will be understandably more. An entire gear overhaul kit will run you anywhere from $600-$1,200.
Certain differentials can only accommodate certain size ring gears. Generally, the higher numerically you go in gears, the bigger the ring gear. Should you need to upgrade the differential's carrier, this is the time to decide if you want to upgrade to lockers. No reason to do the work twice should you decide on lockers later. A new differential carrier will run about $700-$1,000.
Labor will always vary by region and shop, but you expect a ring and pinion gear installed to be approximately $500-$700 per axle. The being said, a complete regear job is several thousand dollars, done properly.
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@MartinezTrucking
@MartinezTrucking Год назад
One of the best videos on how to use a crush sleeve eliminator! Starting with the old crush sleeve measurement is pure genius.
@cherokeeronnie
@cherokeeronnie Год назад
Been doing it for years this way haven’t had a problem yet
@maggiepup3377
@maggiepup3377 8 месяцев назад
Thanks. Getting ready to do gears and all of your videos have been very helpful.
@jakechimiak9626
@jakechimiak9626 6 месяцев назад
How I can build motors but cant understand rear ends is making me mad 😂
@5400bowen
@5400bowen Год назад
Nice video, I've watched about 30-40 on differential rebuilds, and I still learned some new stuff from yours. So what is the maximum you can go over on your eliminator? 0.002", 0.003", 0.004"? You showed your situation with 0.001", but what is the practical limit? Also you only show what the preload you got in inch pounds for a flash printed on the screen. I think you really should have mentioned out loud that it is subject to the preload you measure after you torque the pinion nut. And finally, I watched the video looking to find out what the torque is on the pinion nut with a crush sleeve eliminator.
@highlandhillbillys
@highlandhillbillys Год назад
I have 12 bolt Gm housing only no old parts how to run eliminator with nothing to go by
@55terriblegasser
@55terriblegasser 10 месяцев назад
Me too
@paulsimpson9286
@paulsimpson9286 5 месяцев назад
what torque did you use for the pinion nut?
@vegiguy16
@vegiguy16 10 месяцев назад
This video is useless because it doesn't show you actually putting the pinion back in the rear end to see if your brilliant way of doing the CSE shim calculating actually worked. i got one of these Ratech CSE's and it was actually too short, even with all the shimming
@cherokeeronnie
@cherokeeronnie 9 месяцев назад
Go watch the full episode and you will
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