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Great idea. This way, you will have both inner and outer bearings updated to "double row" versions. I've got to be careful with the inner spacer dimensions. A little trick I learned from the experts setting up 9" FORD rear differentials is to use a "crush" type spacer initially. After correctly torqueing the axle nut, then take it apart and machine a "solid" spacer to the exact length of the "crushed" spacer. That way it can never change dimensions.
Thanks for all of the advice and pictures. On Tuesday, June 2, 2020, 07:11:04 AM EDT, The De Tomaso Forums <alerts@crowdstack.com> wrote:

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It is more advisable to replace the outer bearing with a double row ball bearing because it is it who is the most loaded, but that forces to deepen its housing in the Hub.

 

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