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New gear sets MUST be broken in correctly to prevent damage. Not following proper break-in procedures will lead to overloading and overheating the ring and pinion as well as breaking down and ruining the gear oil. Not following proper break-in procedures can be determined during inspection and will void the warranty. Please follow the below guidelines to ensure a proper break-in and long life of your gears.&#xA0;We&apos;ve put together an extensive guide, please see our <a href="https://eastcoastgearsupply.com/p-33680-essential-gear-break-in-procedures-for-ring-and-pinion.html">Essential Ring &amp; Pinion Gear Break-In Procedures</a>.

New gear sets MUST be broken in correctly to prevent damage. Not following proper break-in procedures will lead to overloading and overheating the ring and pinion as well as breaking down and ruining the gear oil. Not following proper break-in proced

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