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#538321 - 09/17/08 05:00 PM '56 Century speedo gears?
NikeAjax Offline
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Registered: 02/04/03
Posts: 251
Loc: Atascadero, Ca
Are these the right numbers for the gears I have?

Driven gear: 19T 1315021

Gear on U-joint: 8T 1171028

I have the end of my tranny apart and want to know if these are right; my speedo doesn't read the right way, too fast

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#538443 - 09/18/08 03:35 AM Re: '56 Century speedo gears? [Re: NikeAjax]
Leif Holmberg Offline
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Registered: 02/10/02
Posts: 505
Loc: Sweden
Seems to be the right T 19 but my Buick no.is 4.337-1168737.This is if you have an axel ratio 3.36.
Driving gear no.is as yours 4.343-1171028.This no.is only for 1956 DF.
But in my opinion the problem you have is in your speedometer,I think you have to adjust the speedometer.
Leif in Sweden.

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#538522 - 09/18/08 01:11 PM Re: '56 Century speedo gears? [Re: Leif Holmberg]
NikeAjax Offline
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Registered: 02/04/03
Posts: 251
Loc: Atascadero, Ca
Tusen takk, Leif!

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