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Old 04-27-2004, 08:44 PM
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rear end

ok i have 89 blazer 4.3, 4x4.... i want to put new rear in it. will a rear axle with all housings off a say 93 -97 camaro fit on my blazer????? thanks and later all
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Re: rear end

Make sure to match the gear ratio with the front diff or bad things will happen.
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Old 05-01-2004, 03:59 PM
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depending on the ratio of your old rear end, and the ratio of the new one, you might notice a difference in your fuel economy, and top end. as we all know a 4.11 does great as a stoplight to stoplight drag readend, but it kills gas mileage and you cant get a car with a 4.11 over 50 mph, but god it will rocket you to 50, while a car with a 2.72 will go about 1000 mph, but will take that many years to get up to speed...
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Re: rear end

so what would be my best option to get posi trac oin this thing? and by the way 4x4 dont work. so if u want u can come take it and it is urs for free
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Old 05-01-2004, 07:29 PM
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find a junked olds bravada, it should have a similar ratio and its posi, i believe... like something from the 96ish vintage... why doesnt the 4x4 work? you could have a pretty sweet off road machine if you fixed the 4x4 rather than go with a crazy rear end.
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Old 05-02-2004, 12:18 PM
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Re: rear end

the rear end from a 93-97 will stick out farther on each side than your stock rear end because the camaro rear end is wider. As far as the ratios the manual camaros had 3.42 stock and I think 3.73 in the autos. I have a buddy that has an 00 SS camaro w/ 4.10s and that thing will go all the way to 155 mph all day long.
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Old 05-02-2004, 06:44 PM
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is that ss a 6 speed?
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Old 05-04-2004, 07:48 PM
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yes it is a 6 speed.
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Old 05-05-2004, 12:22 AM
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thats a fine machine... the point i was trying to make was that high ratios have better acceleration, and low ratios have better top end. the camaro ss runs like that because it has a 350 (lt2, ls6? i dont know the flavor offhand), while the blazer is only a 4.3 (if i recall correctly), and most likely doesnt have half the power... but you are absolutely correct, a camaro ss is fast. but with a 3.14, it would probably have a better top end, but youd lose acceleration...

(PS, my family are huge camaro fans, my mom drove a 76 with a 327 crate up until last year, my dad has a 69 pro street with a tweeked 454, and i had a 79, until the 350 blew. it was a hand me down motor and had been in about a dozen cars... by all accounts it probably had about half a million miles by the time it made it into mine... )
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