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01-30-2005, 05:12 PM
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rear end
im building a 383 stroker rite now wit a decked out 700r4 and i need to know what my best bet wit rear ends are gonna be---i was told that i will go thru camaro rear ends like no tomorrow but i dont knwo if thats true...someone wnat to help me out wit this
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#2
01-31-2005, 10:19 AM
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Re: rear end
The 7.5 Rear end used on F-body 3rd Gens and 4th Gens are not the strongest rear ends known to man and have been known to fail under stock performance figures. However well maintained (lube changed often) and well set up stock camaro rear has been known to put up for many trouble free years with 383's and I say if it aint broke yet. Don't fix it. I say if it does brake down the road weigh your choices but for now just work with what you got. but this is just my opinion and if I can be any further help let me know.
John
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01-31-2005, 04:20 PM
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with a 700-r4, unless you are running sticky tires or a trans brake, you should be ok for the time being.
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