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Here is a set of 10 spline Quick Change gears set number 4.
Tooth count 24/31 4.11 ratio 3.18/5.31 4.86 ratio 3.76/6.28 Local pick up is also available. Please check out my Ebay store and as always I will be glad to combine shipping on multiple wins when possible! Please note that all of my items are for sale locally also. |
Rear End for Sale
Quick change gear set 12(US $35.00)
Quick change gear set 7(US $35.00)
Quick change gear set 8(US $35.00)
Quick change gear set 23(US $35.00)
Lefthander billet aluminum slider clamp-on panhard bar mount 1-1/2” round imca(US $30.00)
Ydgf9-31-ag yukon gear&axle dura-grip posi-diff 31spl-ford 9 inch-pro street(US $457.00)
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