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  1. 09-24-2024, 07:13 AM #1
    69911S
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    901 Pinion shaft shims

    Can't find the .25 or .40 shims anywhere. PN 901.302.297.01 and 901.302.297.21 NLA everywhere I've tried and I've been sent shims that are not the correct diameter twice from used sources. Any suggestions greatly appreciated as I'd like to get this box together and out of my way.
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  2. 09-24-2024, 08:30 AM #2
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    I'd give Patrick Motorsports a try ...
    https://patrickmotorsports.com

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    I bet Mike Lesniak has the parts you need https://www.evilwerks.com/

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    Try ordering them from Misumi, who I've had good luck with in the past. The shims are 35.10 x 45.75 mm, so their 35 x 45 shims should do just fine.
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    Another option: Retro Automotive, http://www.retroautomotiveproducts.com/ I have purchased these 901 shims from them in the past. They have been excellent to work with.

    I do not have many on hand, else I would offer you a few... Best of luck.
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