Numerically

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Posted by chewie on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 at 1:36AM :

In Reply to: Re: ratio question posted by Marty on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 at 0:58AM :

You get the ratio by dividing the ring gear by the pinion gear and then rounding off to two decimal places.
4.89 - 44/9 (4.8888)
4.88 - 39/8 (4.875)
I know that higher numbered pinion gears are stronger because the shaft diameter is larger, but why they used different sizes on one truck is beyond me. I wonder if it was a supplier issue...

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Re: Numerically - MoparNorm 10:13AM 05/18/2004

It was a supplier issue - Clint Dixon 7:06AM 05/18/2004

Re: It was a supplier issue - MoparNorm 10:20AM 05/18/2004
- Re: It was a supplier issue - Clint Dixon 12:43PM 05/18/2004
  - Re: It was a supplier issue - MoparNorm 5:56PM 05/18/2004
  - Also 57-58 W100s, and 57-60 W200s... - Eric B. 1:09PM 05/18/2004

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