tom woods ds question
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i just installed the ds from tom wood,i followed the directions in the write up on the coast and also used the youtube video,i have no vibrations but i do now have a odd rubbing noise that get louder the faster you go,the ds is not touching anything at all,anyone have any ideas on what could cause this
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I didn't on the front so i removed it and it still does it, I can't figure it out, it almost sounds like the caliper is stuck squeezing the rotor, is it possible I torques the pinion bolt too much
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okay i tore it back down and the crush sleeve was shot,i had to replace it
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thanks youri for taking the time to offer your opinion
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I over torque it with a Mac air gun, I didn't mean to I put a torque wrench to it and couldn't budge the nut, this causes the lash to be to tight
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did you instal the front or rear ds and how long of an instal was it? i'm thinking this might be my next upgrade as i just tore my front ds boot of last week in moab. i know alot of people say that ride around with a tore boot for years, all you have to do is grease it every now and then and just rinse the dirt off. but, i would feel better knowing that i wouldn't have to keep that in the back of my mind, if i just replaced it with a nice new shiny toms woods ds![Thumb](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/thumb.gif)
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did you instal the front or rear ds and how long of an instal was it? i'm thinking this might be my next upgrade as i just tore my front ds boot of last week in moab. i know alot of people say that ride around with a tore boot for years, all you have to do is grease it every now and then and just rinse the dirt off. but, i would feel better knowing that i wouldn't have to keep that in the back of my mind, if i just replaced it with a nice new shiny toms woods ds![Thumb](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/thumb.gif)
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