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29-10-2001, 16:46
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If you are going to mill your own gears, a nice way to break them in is to run them with a lapping compound for a period of time. Lapping compound is really just a grittier polish, but it works wonders in helping gears mesh a little better, and you get the added bonus of a quieter drive train.
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