I have a 53 ford golden jubilee. I replaced the rear wheel bearing and 1 axle. When I torque the bearing holder for lack of a better term the axles turn the same way. I have 4 shims on one side and 3 on the other. Of I loosen the bolts just a little the axles turn opposite. Should I use more shims or do I maybe have something else going on? The bearings and races are all in all the way.
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