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$2100 in labor isn't astronomical in my view. As Steve pointed out, you'll need tooling to do this, as well as experience. Anyone can follow instructions and get a pinion setup close. But there's a finesse to dialing one in to LAST without NOISE. It's several hours setting up just a normal...

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I'd like to see a stopping test of two equal deuces. One with a standard drum system in perfect working order, and one of the disc brake setup.