rear end
#1
rear end
I was wondering what the weak point are in the rear end of my 1995 z28. I got slicks for it when i go to the track and I am already doing 4.10s hear later this weak. I just want to do everything I can do not to break the rear.
#3
4.10's won't last long.
Look at the size of the pinion--- 'bout the ize of an egg--- not enough contact. 3.73 max and it won't last with slicks.
Maybe a little longer with an auto.
3.43 will last far longer.
Look at the size of the pinion--- 'bout the ize of an egg--- not enough contact. 3.73 max and it won't last with slicks.
Maybe a little longer with an auto.
3.43 will last far longer.
#5
It's going to have a limited life span with sticky tires on a prepped surface, especially with a manny tranny. You should also expect to wear the clutch out pretty quick, especially if you want to save the rear, because the best way to do that is to slip the clutch off the line.
Rich
Rich
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The rear axle assembly swap is pretty easy. A couple hours on jackstands, with minimal tools, no welding. As suggested above, what you need depends on what kind of power you are making. Each of the direct bolt-in replacements has its pluses and minuses.....
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