rear end question
#11
03-22-2007, 01:03 AM
RE: rear end question
yup , bolt right in. another idea is using a 4th gen rearend which will bolt right in but you have to use wheels for a 4th gen. you have to use 2" spacers on the front to make them fit. the 3rd gen cars look really good with the 4th gen SS wheels and 275/40/17" tires.
#12
03-22-2007, 12:11 PM
RE: rear end question
Yeah I think I'll use the 4th gen rear end. But will that take 250 + torque?
And what are spacers?
And what are spacers?
#13
03-22-2007, 01:14 PM
RE: rear end question
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Yeah I think I'll use the 4th gen rear end. But will that take 250 + torque?
And what are spacers?
Before you get bogged down in deails, be advised that the10-bolt rears for both 3rd& 4th gen cars are the same. They will hold up to the numbers you think you can make. Any rear will self destruct if you do something DUMB & STUPID.
Only other major detail of the 4th gen rear is that it is 4" wider (2" per side) then the stock 3rd gen one. Spacers are used on the axles front /rear to maintain the correct offsets for different wheels.
Again to your reseach and Do Not base all your decisions on the replies you receive on your Posts. "RESEARCH"
Yeah I think I'll use the 4th gen rear end. But will that take 250 + torque?
And what are spacers?
Before you get bogged down in deails, be advised that the10-bolt rears for both 3rd& 4th gen cars are the same. They will hold up to the numbers you think you can make. Any rear will self destruct if you do something DUMB & STUPID.
Only other major detail of the 4th gen rear is that it is 4" wider (2" per side) then the stock 3rd gen one. Spacers are used on the axles front /rear to maintain the correct offsets for different wheels.
Again to your reseach and Do Not base all your decisions on the replies you receive on your Posts. "RESEARCH"
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