S10 4X4 Rear Axle Gear Ratio at Raymond Storey blog

S10 4X4 Rear Axle Gear Ratio. Looks like you have an 8.5, but you need to look at the rpo code in your glove box to determine your rear differential gear ratio. Rear axle ratios can be found by looking at the sticker in the glove box that has the rpo codes on it. The standard gear ratio for a 4x4 is 3.73. S10 is an 8 1/2 10 bolt. I have an 85 2.8 auto with the same. Try find an axle that has the. It's not quite as strong as a 12 bolt, but it's close and they were in trucks into the 90's and their are a lot of ratios to chose from. This is also for 2wd trucks, so if you have a 4x4. The 2wd rear will leave the wheels, of most any width, hitting the inner wheel houses. Upull yards usually sell a complete rear end for under $125. On the last one of these i did, i used a 1976 nova. Maybe you can get the speedometer drive. The 4x4 rear is actually a little narrow. All the rest of the ratios will have the code for them. Identify your gmc or chevrolet rear end gear ratio by the rpo codes, usually located on the placard labeled “service parts identification” inside the drivers door panel or glove box.

The 2wd rear will leave the wheels, of most any width, hitting the inner wheel houses. Try find an axle that has the. Maybe you can get the speedometer drive. The standard gear ratio for a 4x4 is 3.73. S10 is an 8 1/2 10 bolt. Identify your gmc or chevrolet rear end gear ratio by the rpo codes, usually located on the placard labeled “service parts identification” inside the drivers door panel or glove box. Should be able to tell your axle ratio from that and get you the right speedometer drive gear. All the rest of the ratios will have the code for them. Upull yards usually sell a complete rear end for under $125. The 4x4 rear is actually a little narrow.

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S10 4X4 Rear Axle Gear Ratio The 2wd rear will leave the wheels, of most any width, hitting the inner wheel houses. Should be able to tell your axle ratio from that and get you the right speedometer drive gear. It's not quite as strong as a 12 bolt, but it's close and they were in trucks into the 90's and their are a lot of ratios to chose from. The 4x4 rear is actually a little narrow. Upull yards usually sell a complete rear end for under $125. Rear axle ratios can be found by looking at the sticker in the glove box that has the rpo codes on it. Looks like you have an 8.5, but you need to look at the rpo code in your glove box to determine your rear differential gear ratio. Try find an axle that has the. All the rest of the ratios will have the code for them. Identify your gmc or chevrolet rear end gear ratio by the rpo codes, usually located on the placard labeled “service parts identification” inside the drivers door panel or glove box. The standard gear ratio for a 4x4 is 3.73. On the last one of these i did, i used a 1976 nova. I have an 85 2.8 auto with the same. The 2wd rear will leave the wheels, of most any width, hitting the inner wheel houses. This is also for 2wd trucks, so if you have a 4x4. S10 is an 8 1/2 10 bolt.