Dodge 32 Tooth Long Shaft Speedometer Driven Gear, Black

Tooth Count: 32 Teeth

Black speedo gear used for early Mechanical Cable type applications such as 727 TF8 or 904 TF6 and A500, 518/618 - 46RH/47RH as well as Dana 300 transfer cases.
Unless your Dana 300 transfer case has a screw-in housing, then the long shaft gear will not work.

You may need to switch driven gears after replacing your tires and or wheels.
Many tire makers build their tires differently, so a 35-inch tire from one company, compared to another, may vary as much as a full inch.
Causing a fluctuation in the accuracy of your speedometer.

To calculate which driven gear you need, gather your Drive Gear Tooth Count (13 is common for Dodge), your Rear End Ratio, and your Actual Tire Size, and head over to the Speedometer Driven Gear Calculator.

For your Dodge driven gear to read correctly your speedometer gear housing needs to be indexed properly.
The index mark always goes straight down (6 o'clock).
Match the mark you need, to the tooth count you are currently using.





NOTE: Long Shaft Driven Gears will only work with Mechanical Cable operated applications.
Short Shaft Driven Gears are needed for Electronic Sensor type applications.
If your application has an in-line speed sensor that will connect to the mechanical housing, it will take the long shaft gear, otherwise, all other speed sensors will use a short shaft.

Short Shaft Dodge Driven Gears available HERE

Dodge / Jeep driven gear tooth counts and colors: 
(Do not acquire a gear based on color alone, if you could use some assistance feel free to reach out to jim@speedometer.world )