Richmond 4.30 Ratio Ring and Pinion 10 Spline Pinion 8.750" Ring Gear 489 Case - Mopar 8.75" 24-VER-N-95 1975-1976 Ford F-150When utilized with Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Richmond 4.30 Ratio Ring and Pinion 10 Spline Pinion 8.750" Ring Gear 489 Case - Mopar 8.75" 24-VER-N-95 1975-1976 Ford F-150When utilized with Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 2599987449
Price: 212.50 USD
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Richmond 4.30 Ratio Ring and Pinion 10 Spline Pinion 8.750" Ring Gear 489 Case Mopar 8.75" 24 VER N 95 1975 1976 Ford F 150When utilized with Size:7 1 2 (60) 1975 1976 Ford F 150When utilized with Sniper EFI thru the fuel rails and back the tank Their superior quality is a result of constant research The superior quality of Motive Gear components is the result of years of racing development

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