i have a 1995 camaro z28 stock lt1 other than port matched heads. 6-speed 3.73 gears. the rear end is whining and when it goes i want to put something stronger in it. what have you guys done to help the rear end hold up better
any ideas will be helpful

 

Your options are more or less a 9 inch, or a 12 bolt. Some have beefed up the 10 bolt but that could be risky. So, I recommend 9 inch or 12 bolt.

 

yea thats what is was thinking. do you know where i could fine a 9 inch ?

 

Wrong forum. I'll move this to "Drivetrain". When there, go to the topic page, and at the top you will find a "sticky" that deals with rear axle options. In addition to the GM 12-bolt and the Ford 9-inch, there is the S60, an adaptation of the Dana 60 from Strange. It's worth a look because its stronger than the 9-inch, lighter than the 9-inch, and has a much better efficiency (less power loss) than the 9-inch.

My preference was the Strange 12-bolt. I've been running it for 12 years now, behind an engine that makes 800HP/800lb-ft at the flywheel. For several years, I was running a T56 with a McLeod Street Twin, and the Strange absorbed 5,000RPM clutch dumps on slicks with no problems. It's the lightest weight, with a mechanical efficiency in between the S60 and the 9-inch. It is also dimensionally more compatible with the 4th Gen. But if you are looking at more than 800HP, the 9-inch or the S60 would be stronger.