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    axle to long new rear-end

    Last night I started to assemble my new 9” rear-end and found that my driver side axle is about an 1/8th of an inch to long............Not cool, calling vender

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    wow...that sux, 1/8th isnt that much, look closely and ensure that the axles arn't side matched, don't think they would be though.

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    Moser said to grind it, also said that it never happens.... I used a band saw with cooling fluid. If I was running a spool it would not have been a problem but the Truetrac has something stopping it. not a big deal but we pay top dollar for these parts and shouldn’t have to grind or cut them to make them fit, if there made to fit our application.

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    +1,I have not been too pleased with my moser 12 bolt.
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    realy? I,ve had nothing but good luck with mine.

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    Brand new, my Moser 12 bolt lash measured in at a fat 0.011" and it whines at 1,800 rpm under steady cruise. The fit and build quality of the axle housing were exceptional... just the gear setup is an issue. If I had to do it over again, I probably would have went with a Strange 12 bolt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pajeff02 View Post
    Brand new, my Moser 12 bolt lash measured in at a fat 0.011" and it whines at 1,800 rpm under steady cruise. The fit and build quality of the axle housing were exceptional... just the gear setup is an issue. If I had to do it over again, I probably would have went with a Strange 12 bolt.
    +1 I said the same thing,and my moser has the same issues,plus the axle leaks just enough where you get a whiff of axle oil every time you get out of the car after driving.but it doesn't leak enough to leave a spot on the driveway
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    my 12 bolt gave me hell with the Eaton, upgraded to the 9" after catastrpophic failure of the 12 bolt finally... and every since day 1 with the 9" the axle seals leaked enough that in the 2k ive driven since, ive had to take easy off to the backs of my wheels with a wire brush... the brakes are cooked also... FUCK Moser Engineering...

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