The GMCs were offered with several gear ratios. I'm running a 3.07 from a '59 in my '56 Chevy.

To determine the ratio, raise one rear wheel leaving the other on the ground. Rotate the raised wheel twice while counting the rotations of the pinion shaft. This will give you an approximate reading. About four rotations means about a 3.90-4.10, etc.


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