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Sure Grip ? #624650
02/25/10 11:47 PM
02/25/10 11:47 PM
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Does anyone know how to tell if an auburn (spring-cone) type sure grip is any good if it is out of the rear end. Is there any way to look at it and tell?

Re: Sure Grip ? [Re: Rodder] #624651
02/26/10 10:40 AM
02/26/10 10:40 AM
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First, you have to do the obvious visual inspection. Look for cracks in the housing/case, the shaft, or wear on the case around the shaft. Check for overall fit, looseness, etc.

Last, put some axles in it, or axle stubs that have been cut down (if you have some). Lock one end in a vice or have a friend try to work one axle while you work the other. That's about all you can try without disassembly. If something moves, it needs work.


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Re: Sure Grip ? [Re: racealittle] #624652
02/27/10 12:24 AM
02/27/10 12:24 AM
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i have alway had bad luck with that type. i have broked 3 of them with a 4 speed 340. but not any of the clutch type. but really i dont know how to tell if they are worn too much.maybe mine were worn out junk and broke,







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