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Old 03-16-2001, 05:46 PM   #1
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T5 speedo gear, What is the red one?
To my knowledge there are only two diff drive gears, 7 and 9 I have a red, and a grey but the red is still in the trans. How many teeth is on the red one? Thanks Kevin
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The red is a 9 tooth, the blue is a 7 tooth.

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i have the red drive gear also is there any way to get my speedo correct with 4.11s and still use that red gear?
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No.

With 4.10s you'd need a 7-tooth drive and about a 23-tooth driven, with more or less stock size tires. I don't know if such a thing actually exists or not.
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