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  • Michael S.
    Expired
    • August 31, 1985
    • 75

    Gear, Transmission Speedometer

    What would be the rear end ratio for a orange gear with 25 teeth.
    Thanks, Michael
  • Joe L.
    Beyond Control Poster
    • February 1, 1988
    • 43219

    #2
    Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

    Originally posted by Michael Schwarz (9168)
    What would be the rear end ratio for a orange gear with 25 teeth.
    Thanks, Michael
    Michael-----


    It varies a bit depending upon year model and specific application but, in general, the 25 tooth orange DRIVEN gear is used with 3.70:1 or 4.11:1 rear gear ratios.
    In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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    • Edward J.
      Extremely Frequent Poster
      • September 15, 2008
      • 6941

      #3
      Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

      Mike, you may have to post alittle more info, 4spd,auto, is this the drive gear inside trans or driven gear in the housing thats orange?year or car also
      New England chapter member, 63 Convert. 327/340- Chapter/Regional/national Top Flight, 72 coupe- chapter and regional Top Flight.

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      • Michael S.
        Expired
        • August 31, 1985
        • 75

        #4
        Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

        Originally posted by Edward Johnson (49497)
        Mike, you may have to post alittle more info, 4spd,auto, is this the drive gear inside trans or driven gear in the housing thats orange?year or car also
        It's a NOS part that I never used. It goes inside the side of the 4-speed. I looked it up in the GM Parts book which told me it's for a 1967 corvette w4:10 ratio. The Part # is 3860347
        Thanks, Michael

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        • Wayne M.
          Expired
          • March 1, 1980
          • 6414

          #5
          Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

          Originally posted by Michael Schwarz (9168)
          It's a NOS part that I never used. It goes inside the side of the 4-speed. I looked it up in the GM Parts book which told me it's for a 1967 corvette w4:10 ratio. The Part # is 3860347
          Thanks, Michael

          Michael -- are you sure of color ? In my parts book, 3860347 is a yellow, 24-tooth driven gear, usually found in C2's with 4.11 final drive.

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          • Michael S.
            Expired
            • August 31, 1985
            • 75

            #6
            Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

            Originally posted by Wayne Midkiff (3437)
            Michael -- are you sure of color ? In my parts book, 3860347 is a yellow, 24-tooth driven gear, usually found in C2's with 4.11 final drive.
            Wayne, I can send you a picture.

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            • Joe L.
              Beyond Control Poster
              • February 1, 1988
              • 43219

              #7
              Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

              Originally posted by Michael Schwarz (9168)
              It's a NOS part that I never used. It goes inside the side of the 4-speed. I looked it up in the GM Parts book which told me it's for a 1967 corvette w4:10 ratio. The Part # is 3860347
              Thanks, Michael
              Michael-----

              It's applicable to 4 speed as well as 3 speed manual transmissions. It's not unique to 1967 Corvettes by any means. It's applicable to virtually all Chevrolets of the period.
              In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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              • Joe L.
                Beyond Control Poster
                • February 1, 1988
                • 43219

                #8
                Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

                Originally posted by Michael Schwarz (9168)
                It's a NOS part that I never used. It goes inside the side of the 4-speed. I looked it up in the GM Parts book which told me it's for a 1967 corvette w4:10 ratio. The Part # is 3860347
                Thanks, Michael
                Michael------


                If the gear is orange and 25 teeth but the package says GM #3860347 on it, then either it was mis-packaged (if the package seal is unbroken) or someone switched it (if the package seal is broken). The GM #3860347 is a yellow, 24 tooth gear. The orange 25 tooth gear is GM #3860348.
                In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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                • Wayne M.
                  Expired
                  • March 1, 1980
                  • 6414

                  #9
                  Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

                  Here's a shot of the orange 25-tooth. Does look a little "yellow-y".

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                  • Michael S.
                    Expired
                    • August 31, 1985
                    • 75

                    #10
                    Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

                    Here's what I have
                    Attached Files

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                    • George C.
                      Expired
                      • November 1, 2001
                      • 568

                      #11
                      Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

                      Wayne,
                      Can I have the parts in your photo? I bet I could get my speedometer to work correctly with that assortment.

                      I believe my car was originally equipped with a 4.11 gear; it is now sporting a 3:36. So I read about 17% low on the speedometer.
                      I am planning to remove the transmission this summer, change out the drive gear, and get the correct driven gear installed.
                      George

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                      • Joe L.
                        Beyond Control Poster
                        • February 1, 1988
                        • 43219

                        #12
                        Re: Gear, Transmission Speedometer

                        Originally posted by Michael Schwarz (9168)
                        Here's what I have

                        Michael------


                        If that gear has 25 teeth on it and I fully expect it does, if it originally was supplied in that box then it was mis-packed. However, I doubt that happened. Much more likely someone took it out of another box and put it in that box. The part number of the gear pictured is 3860348.
                        In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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