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Old 02-27-2020, 08:14 AM   #1
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Default 6 cyl flywheel ring gear

Does anyone have a source for a 114 tooth ring gear for a '49 F1 6 cyl
motor.....a good flywheel with nice ring gear would be OK too.
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Old 02-28-2020, 08:45 PM   #2
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Old 02-28-2020, 08:57 PM   #3
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Default Re: 6 cyl flywheel ring gear

I got exactly that one last year for my H type six. There is a guy in someplace back East... Al Suering I think his name. Has a website. He gets a batch of the six cyl ring gears made every so often. I had to wait six months, but when they came in he sent me one. Some types of ring gears he makes, some he subs out.Edit: I just googled him and came up with a post of mine called 'ring gear with no anchovies' that I posted on the barn last year.....
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Default Re: 6 cyl flywheel ring gear

Charlie we’ve got them NOS, just not sure how many
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The reason I titled my post about pizza is because when my ring gear arrived from Al it was in a pizza box. Perfect packaging and it was already something produced. Another notation to this thread is that the flathead ford six starters appear to interchange with the V8 starters, as in they bolt up, but they have a difference in the drive gear. I think it's one less tooth.
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