Buyer Be Awhere

[Casey Miles]

Originally Posted by John Dinkel

Put it in a lathe and use sand paper to get it to the size you want

John, I understand what you’re saying, but I purchased a product at a premium price and it should fit without any modifications like a premium product. If I were at the track with a broken ring and pinion, I’d be screwed.
Does US Gear make 5:86 for a 12 bolt, if so, I’ll never buy a Richmond gear set ever again!
Casey Miles
248H Stock

[Dave Sheehan]

Originally Posted by Casey Miles

John, I understand what you’re saying, but I purchased a product at a premium price and it should fit without any modifications like a premium product. If I were at the track with a broken ring and pinion, I’d be screwed.
Does US Gear make 5:86 for a 12 bolt, if so, I’ll never buy a Richmond gear set ever again!
Casey Miles
248H Stock

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/ugr-01-988586

[Bob Gullett]

https://proshop.summitracing.com/int...8586/overview/

[rawhide]

US Gear must be pretty good stuff as a couple of weeks ago Ford Performance released a 8.8" 3.73 gear that is made by them. It cost more that the Sterling gears do.

Roland

[Brian Oakes]

Casey, ya normally do the put it in a lathe, anyway, i have a set of 586's out of my SS car
maybe 75 runs on the,these are micronited already, it cost 400 alone to have these done $400.00 plus the ride. i will never use them again.