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I need a new flywheel ring gear for my '54 235-139 tooth. I can't seem to find any major parts outlet that can get me one. I can get a 168 tooth ring cheap, though, so I'm thinking about putting a later starter in. Is it possible to convert the starter for the 139 tooth gear to 168 tooth? Anyone know where I can get a 139 tooth gear relatively cheaply? Thanks a bunch, fellows.


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1946 Fleetline Aerosedan
1948 Hudson Commodore
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Tyler,

GregH posted a few years ago that he got a 139 tooth ring gear (part #838177 37\54) from Chevs of the 40s.

Search on "ring gear" after setting the year to "1954".

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You will pay a lot for anything from Chevs of the 40s. If you have time, I would start haunting the local swap meets.

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You can just put it o up-side-down if it's not to bad. I did that with my 1955 235 ring gear, not sure how many teeth, no problems after a few years. I kind of think that the gear has chamfered teeth on one side and not on the back, it id not seem to matter when I turned mine over, works great.


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LMC truck lists ring gears in their catalog.


Mike Barnes
1950 GMC 1-ton pickup

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