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Motive Gear F890411 9” Ford Performance Differential 4.11 Ratio Ring Pinion Set on 2040-parts.com

US $210.95
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Santee, California, United States

Santee, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Motive Gear Pinion Spline Count:28 Manufacturer Part Number:F890411 Ring Gear Rotation:Standard Placement on Vehicle:Rear Ring Gear Teeth:41 Other Part Number:MOTF890411, 890411, F-890411 Pinion Gear Teeth:10 Ring and Pinion Ratio:4.11 Ring Gear Diameter (in):9", 9 inch Ring Gear Bolts:10 Pinion Shaft Diameter (in):1.313", 1.313 inch Cover Bolt Quantity:Dropout Application:Ford, Rear End, Transmission, Differential UPC:698231019177

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