4.83/5.71 Scs Sprint Quick Change Gears Lightweight Premium Nascar Late Mod on 2040-parts.com
Asheville, North Carolina, United States
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SCS Quick Change gears-THE BEST- This is a premium gear that retails for $150. Ratio is 4.80 for 4.11 rear and 5.71 for 4.86 rear. Set 8K. Teeth count is 17/20. Gear is REM polished and is in excellent condition. Teeth in excellent condition. This is the non-drilled version of the lightweight professional series gears. Gear is also polished. PROFESSIONAL SERIES GEARS SCS 10-Spline Quick Change Gears, come in both normal weight and Lightened, where possible, without sacrificing the strength! Average lightened gear weight savings 1 ½ lbs.! Manufactured since 1987, SCS Gears have been the proven leader in Ultra High Performance Quick Change Gearing. SCS builds gears that Last! SCS Gears are made of 9310 Aircraft Alloy for maximum strength. Each gear is Crown Shaved (Ground before Heat Treat) to minimize backlash and run out, broached for proper 10-spine shaft fit. The SCS Extra 5 step heat treating process yields maximum gear life for high stress applications and high horsepower cars. Simply the best! See other gears in my store, Used Race Parts Supply. On Feb-04-13 at 11:55:20 PST, seller added the following information: |
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