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G2 GM7.25 Inch IFS Master Ring and Pinion Installation Kit – 35-2094

G2 Axle and Gear

  • G2 Axle and Gear 35-2094 master ring and pinion installation kit with bearings
  • For the GM 7.25 inch IFS front axle named in the title; no vehicle is listed
  • Includes shim kit, pinion nut, crush sleeve, pinion and carrier bearings, and seals
  • Also includes ring gear bolts, silicone sealer, Loctite and gear marking compound

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Description

Overview

The G2 Axle and Gear GM7.25 Inch IFS Master Ring and Pinion Installation Kit, part number 35-2094, is a master kit for installing a ring and pinion in a GM 7.25 inch independent front suspension axle. It is built for front axle rebuilds where the shims, seals, bearings and fasteners are replaced together.

The kit gathers the hard-to-find items a ring and pinion install often needs, so each one does not have to be located separately.

Key features

  • Master kit with bearings for ring and pinion installation
  • Includes a shim kit, replacement pinion nut and crush sleeve
  • Pinion seal, pinion bearings and carrier bearings
  • Ring gear bolts, silicone sealer, Loctite and gear marking compound

Setup and tooth contact

Front ring and pinion setups depend on careful tooth contact, and the gear marking compound is the tool for judging it. Coat the ring gear teeth lightly, rotate the carrier and read the pattern against the pinion depth and backlash you measured. Adjust in small steps, because one shim change shifts both contact and preload.

Front axles also carry steering and suspension load, so check the pinion seal and the carrier bearing preload after the first drives. Heat or a whine that changes with speed can point to a set that needs another look.

  • Coat the ring gear teeth lightly before rotating
  • Adjust shims in small steps
  • Recheck preload after the first drives
  • Listen for whine that changes with speed

Specifications

Brand G2 Axle and Gear
Part number 35-2094
UPC 631410096101
Popular axle manufacturer GM
Axle type GM 7.25 Inches IFS
Axle location Front
Kit type Master kit with bearings

Vehicle fitment

No vehicle is named for this kit, and the GM 7.25 inch IFS axle in the title is the match point. Verify the year, model and trim of your truck before buying.

No vehicle is named for this kit, so a matching axle alone does not confirm a vehicle. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Ring and pinion work involves gear setup, so professional setup and break-in are recommended for a gear set like this one. The included gear marking compound is used to check tooth contact during setup.

What’s included

The kit includes a shim kit, replacement pinion nut, crush sleeve, pinion seal, pinion bearings, carrier bearings, ring gear bolts, silicone sealer, Loctite and gear marking compound.

Not included: The ring and pinion gear set itself is sold separately and is not part of the kit.

SKU: G/235-2094 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 5.00 lbs
Package dimensions 12.90 × 12.80 × 3.10 in
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Questions & Answers

What is part number 35-2094?

Part number 35-2094 is the G2 Axle and Gear master ring and pinion installation kit for the GM 7.25 inch independent front suspension axle. It is a master kit with bearings for installing a ring and pinion.

Does this kit list a vehicle it fits?

No vehicle is named, so fit is matched by the GM 7.25 inch IFS front axle size alone. Confirm your axle size before ordering.

What does the kit include?

The kit includes a shim kit, replacement pinion nut, crush sleeve, pinion seal, pinion bearings, carrier bearings, ring gear bolts, silicone sealer, Loctite and gear marking compound. The ring and pinion gear set is sold separately.

What does gear marking compound show?

It shows where the pinion teeth contact the ring gear teeth under light load. The pattern helps judge pinion depth and backlash, so you can adjust shims until the contact sits where it should on the teeth.

Should the shims be sorted before assembly?

Yes. Sorting shims by thickness before the first measurement makes changes easier to track. Keep the same shim order when you adjust, since small changes affect contact and preload.