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Did a quick count on all of the teeth of this 3.55 ring and pinion for my 1946 1/2 ton truck. Does this look to be right? Thanks!

Pic 3.55 R&P 1

Pic 3.55 R&P 2

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I believe you are correct


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39/11= 3.54


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Thank you Gentlemen. Now I just need to find the install kit.


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Not all of the parts in the installation package are always needed.
I would see what you need and shop price.
The bearings and seals are readily available.


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Those sure look like MT's 3.55 gears William.

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I thought about that same thing Dave. I may not need everything. Thanks Simplex!


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