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G2 Chrysler 8.25 Inch 3.21 Ratio Ring and Pinion – 2-2029-321

G2 Axle and Gear

  • Ring and pinion for the Chrysler 8.25 Inch rear axle
  • Title says 3.21 ratio; attribute list says 3.08
  • Part number 2-2029-321, UPC 631410105292
  • No vehicle list; confirm the housing

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Description

Overview

The G2 Axle and Gear 2-2029-321 is a ring and pinion for the rear Chrysler 8.25 Inch axle. The product name gives a 3.21 ratio, but the attribute list reads 3.08. Confirm the exact ratio with G2 or on the box label before you order, because a difference in the ratio changes the gear mesh and the carrier setup.

G2 says its Performance Ring and Pinion sets are built for oversized tires and high-performance engines, with current materials and manufacturing. The set is identified by axle type, and no vehicles or model years are named, so the 8.25 inch Chrysler housing is what needs checking before purchase.

Key features

  • Ring gear and pinion sold as one set for the Chrysler 8.25 Inch rear axle
  • Ratio shown as 3.21 in the product name and 3.08 in the attributes
  • Designed, per G2, for oversized tires and high-performance engines
  • Made with current materials and methods.
  • Rear axle location

Ratio check before ordering

Two ratios on one part number mean the gear choice needs to be settled before anything is ordered. A 3.21 and a 3.08 are close, but the difference changes gear mesh, pinion depth and how the truck feels when loaded. Measure the existing ring gear and identify the ratio from the old set or the carrier tag if one is present.

Once the ratio is confirmed, plan the rest of the job. Carrier bearings, shims, pinion bearings and axle seals are commonly renewed along with the gears. Inspect the rear axle while it is open, and keep a record of the shim pack so future setup is quicker.

  • Confirm the ratio from the old gears or carrier tag
  • Order bearings and shims with the gears
  • Set pinion depth and backlash by measurement

Specifications

Brand G2 Axle and Gear
Part number 2-2029-321
UPC 631410105292
Axle type Chrysler 8.25 Inches
Axle location Rear
Gear ratio 3.21 (product name); 3.08 (attribute list)
Axle manufacturer Chrysler

Vehicle fitment

Fitment is not tied to specific vehicles. The set fits the Chrysler 8.25 Inch rear axle, so verify that housing and the carrier on your vehicle, and confirm the ratio, before ordering. Confirm the axle size before buying.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Gear mesh and carrier preload need precise setup, and the ratio question should be settled before the gears are ordered. A gear shop is the practical installer, followed by a break-in period.

What’s included

One ring and pinion set for the Chrysler 8.25 Inch rear axle, part number 2-2029-321.

Not included: Carrier bearings and shims are not part of this 8.25 inch set and should be checked against your carrier.

SKU: G/22-2029-321 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 25.00 lbs
Package dimensions 12.00 × 11.00 × 5.50 in
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Questions & Answers

Is the G2 2-2029-321 a 3.21 or a 3.08 ratio?

The product name says 3.21 and the attribute list says 3.08. Confirm the exact ratio with G2 or the box label before buying, since the mesh and carrier setup depend on it.

Does G2 list this set for a particular Chrysler vehicle?

No. The set is identified by the Chrysler 8.25 Inch rear axle, with no models or years named, so check your housing before ordering.

What is in the package?

One ring and pinion set. Carrier bearings and shims are not part of this 8.25 inch set and should be checked against your carrier before installation.

Does a small ratio difference matter on the road?

Yes, though the change is modest. A numerically higher gear gives more low-speed pull and a bit more engine speed at highway speed. The right choice depends on tire size and how the truck is used most.