8.5 Ring And Pinion Gear on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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Used 8.5 Ring and Pinion Gear, fits a 10-bolt GM rear end; 3.08 ratio
This set includes new bearings. The edges are sharp with no chips or breaks. They came from a 72 TA and were installed during restoration, but were changed before the car went on the road, so the bearings were installed but never run. |
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