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i can't find the dimensions
#585745 10/23/2009 4:35 AM
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for a '50 3100, 4.11 ring gear - diameter,
10? bolt pattern/ctr to ctr ?
Re: i can't find the dimensions
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Can you clarify your question? I'm unsure what you are asking.

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hmmm, unless the the data is listed somewhere; if the ring gear was laying on a table, and you measured it's outside diameter, you might find, 8.5", or 9.3", or any other popular gm diameter. and if it has 10 or 12 mounting bolts. and if you measured center to center between two bolts, you might find 1.7" or thereabouts

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