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Richmond Gear 6900281 Ring & Pinion 4.56 Gm 8.2" 10 Bolt 25 Spline on 2040-parts.com

US $209.99
Location:

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Manufacturer Part Number:6900281 Warranty:No Brand:Richmond Gear

Manufacturer's Part Number: 6900281

Ring and Pinion Ratio:
4.56:1

Cover Bolts: 10

Ring Gear Bolts: 10

Pinion Spline Count: 25

Carrier Series: 3

Ring Gear Rotation: Standard

Ring Gear Teeth: 41

Pinion Gear Teeth: 9

Ring Gear Diameter (in): 8.200 in.

Pinion Shaft Diameter (in): 1.438 in.

Installation Kit Included: No

Notes: 3.08:1 or numerically higher carrier.

Richmond Gear is the leading manufacturer of professional-quality, high performance ring and pinion sets. The superior quality of these gear sets is the result of years of racing development, outstanding design, and state-of-the-art manufacturing methods. Richmond also offers these gear sets in a lightened version for the weight-conscious enthusiast. Their lightened ring and pinion sets feature an outstanding rotating weight loss of up to 6 lbs., ground pinion threads for trouble-free installation, and a special heat treatment for improved strength.

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