Stewart Warner Speedometer Adapter Reducer - Malibu Ss K10 Copo on 2040-parts.com
Nicholasville, Kentucky, US
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This auction is for one Stewart Warner speedometer adapter, or reducer. These are usually used on high performance Malibu and Camaro cars with 4.56:1 and lower ring and pinion gears. They were also used on some four wheel drive trucks. This unit has ".9743Y" stamped on it. It operates very smoothly with no slop in the gears. The drive pin is not removable.
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