Inspection of a 904 torqueflite

There is a question I have.

I have a 1967 annulus support for the ring gear in the low gear assembly that was supposed to replace the 1976 support I broke when I put that thin bushing in.

These two supports have the same part number. However: the teeth on the 75 are 1/16 longer than they are on the 67

Go to the 87 support. Different diameter and part number .
The teeth on it are the same height as the 75.

What’s the deal with this. I don’t want to build the 904 until I know if the 67 support will work in the 76 of if I should find a support that is identical in measurement

What I would guess is that it won’t work because the 76 is the 4/4 and the 67 is a 4/3. That extra height is set for that extra clutch. .....
Why do they have the same part number then?
You should post pictures here to be sure we understand what you are questioning. However it sounds like you are looking at the height of the splines that engage with the clutches. That height varies according to how many clutches are in the forward clutch.
The longer is for a four clutch. Post pics if you can.