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Winters Ring & Pinion Set, 4.86 Loaded w/ Roller Bearing, Posi-Lok Nut
Winters Ring & Pinion Set, 4.86 Loaded w/ Roller Bearing, Posi-Lok Nut

Winters Ring & Pinion Set, 4.86 Loaded w/ Roller Bearing, Posi-Lok Nut

Winters Pro Eliminator, 4.86:1 Ratio, 0.99" Shaft Diameter, 10" Outside Diameter, Steel

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Winters Ring & Pinion Set, 4.86 Loaded w/ Roller Bearing, Posi-Lok Nut
Winters Ring & Pinion Set, 4.86 Loaded w/ Roller Bearing, Posi-Lok Nut
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Winters Ring & Pinion Set, 4.86 Loaded w/ Roller Bearing, Posi-Lok Nut
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  • Ring and pinion set have a 4.86:1 ratio
  • Kit includes the required ring gear bolts
  • Features a heavy-duty steel construction
  • Outside diameter measures 10" and has a 10 spline count
  • Shaft has a diameter that measures .99"

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Ratio:
4.86:1
Shaft Diameter:
0.99"
Outside Diameter:
10"
Spline Count:
10
Material Type:
Steel
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Set

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Winters ring & pinion for quick change with threaded ring gears. Comes with ring gear bolts.

Pro Eliminator Rear End Diagram (GIF)

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