Speedway Engineering Super Max Quick Change 4.11 Ring & Pinion Gears Winters on 2040-parts.com
Sheridan, Wyoming, United States
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This is a new, in the box, ring and pinion set for Speedway Engineering's Super Max quick change rear axle. Made in the USA by US Gear/Strange. Speedway's part number for these gears is 85-011-1. Ratio is 4.10/4.11. These gears were only removed from the box for photos and are in 100% new perfect condition. These retail for $291.00. Please contact me with questions.
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