rear differential
                    In my 48 Coupe, i reinstalled the correct rear end for my car. I have the removable carrier , like the Chrysler 8 and 3-4 and the ford 9 inch. Is there any ring and pinions for this system, that are possibly new? I do believe that mine is 4.59, for  my overdrive transmission.
                
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            There certainly might be some NOS gear sets out there (would 4.11 have been the standard, non-OD ratio?). I'd e-mail some of the "regular" Hudson vendors who advertise in the WTN to see if they have any.
The other possibility is to replace the original, Hudson-built rear axle with the 1952-and-newer Dana rearend. I believe it would have the same wingspan as the original one. And I'm told that a number of different ratios are available, since this same rearend was used in a number of car makes. Here is a discussion of Danas: https://openforum.hetclub.org/discussion/170599/looking-for-a-dana-rear-end://0 - 
            Can someone please tell me where I need to look on my rear carrier to locate the ratio of my differential
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            You can always do the ol' spin the tire count the drive shaft revolutions. Here is a quick how to. I'm sure there are several other websites with more details.
https://tuning.americanmuscle.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003160743-How-do-I-verify-my-rear-end-gear-ratio-
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            thanks. Next time i get home, I'll try this
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