Richmond Ring And Pinion Differential on 2040-parts.com
Stuart, Florida, United States
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Brand new Richmond Gear set 3:55 ratio. 8.5" for Early 70's GM. Works in
Firebird, Transam, Camaro, Z28, Monte Carlo and others with a 3.36 and
up carrier. Richmond part number 49-0015-1
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