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I can supply an image of how I suggested a fellow modify the VSS retainer and he sent me a snapshot of his "modified". The last I spoke to him he was happy and all is well. YMMV!
The 285/18 is nearly identical to the 275/17 so the 43 should do well. It's where I would start.
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For my 1990 Vert auto; went from a 2:73 to 3:54 gears on my D36. Installed the drive and driven gears and used a used VSS from a 3:07 auto. This VSS can handle 40-45T driven gear. The 2:59 and 2:73 used a 34-39T VSS. Bought my used VSS from a forum member. The 40-45 was stamped on the VSS if you can find one to verify it is the correct one.
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For my 1990 Vert auto; went from a 2:73 to 3:54 gears on my D36. Installed the drive and driven gears and used a used VSS from a 3:07 auto. This VSS can handle 40-45T driven gear. The 2:59 and 2:73 used a 34-39T VSS. Bought my used VSS from a forum member. The 40-45 was stamped on the VSS if you can find one to verify it is the correct one.
Bill
Bill
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.It looks good to see my old 1988 Formula 350 Firebird (had since new for 19 years) sitting beside the Vette in garage....father and son toys....Life is Good 
Bill
