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    Cool Rear end narrowing jig

     



    I'm looking for some good ideas, or plans to build my own
    narrowing jig. For rear end housings.
    Thanks

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    Plate

     



    I understand everything but the centering plate. What is
    this for and how is it used.
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    Here's an alternate view, basically a holder.
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    Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.

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