Motive Gear D30-354 Differential Ring and Pinion

If you're looking to enhance your vehicle's performance, the Motive Gear D30-354 Differential Ring and Pinion is a top-tier choice for those who demand reliability and strength. Designed specifically for Dana 30 differentials, this gear set features a 3.54 gear ratio that provides an optimal balance of torque and speed, making it perfect for both on-road and off-road applications.

Why Choose Motive Gear?

Motive Gear is renowned for its robust drivetrain components, trusted by racers and off-road enthusiasts alike. With years of racing development backing each product, you can rest assured that these components have undergone rigorous testing and refinement. Whether you're hitting the trails or cruising the streets, Motive Gear has you covered.

Key Features

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• Differential Carrier Break: 3.54 and Lower
• Ring Gear Diameter: 7.125 inches
• Ring Gear Bolt Quantity: 10 bolts
• Cover Bolt Quantity: 10 bolts
• Pinion Shaft Diameter: 1.376 inches
• Ring Gear Tooth Quantity: 46 teeth
• Pinion Spline Count: 26 splines
• Pinion Gear Tooth Quantity: 13 teeth
• Ring Gear Material: 8620 Steel

Fitment

The D30-354 is compatible with a variety of vehicles, including:

• American Motors Eagle (1980-1988)
• Ford Bronco (1966-1971)
• International Scout II (1971-1977)
• Jeep CJ5 (1971-1983)
• Jeep CJ6 (1966-1975)
• Jeep CJ7 (1976-1986)
• Jeep Grand Cherokee (1993-1996)
• Jeep Scrambler (1981-1985)

Installation Notes

This gear set is designed to fit both the front and rear positions of your Dana 30 differential. Please note that it requires a 3.54 or numerically lower ratio carrier for proper installation.

Customer Feedback

Jeep CJ7 owners have reported that the D30-354 significantly improved their off-road performance, allowing for smoother handling and better torque delivery on challenging terrains. One user mentioned, “After installing the D30-354, my Jeep feels more responsive, especially when climbing steep trails.”