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alot of work.
so stumbled across some extra money, so far i buaght a 355 sb for my 87, all it needs is a cam and carb. no big deal there, got those covered, now i gotta pay for the body damage from a rescent accident, but my main point is that im doing alot of work to the 87. my friend gave me the rear end out of his 93 Trans Am, its not damaged or anything like that, just needs a nice coat of paint i guess, just to take that rusty look away. and we were planning on installing it when we rip the 305 out of my 87, should i expect any problems to occur while attempting to do this, and if there are any, what are they? and should it be something to just forget about until later?
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It's going to stick out on both sides, madness410 has one iirc. look for pics of his car to see the results
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the 4th gen rear will bolt right in to the 3rd gen, but you will need to run rear wheels with a 4th gen offset, or as Knipps stated, the wheels / tires will stick out a few inches on each side.
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4th gen rear is an inch longer on each side of axle, just so you know
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im really not too concerned with the wheels stickin out, im going with 14 inch wide torq thrust 2's for the rear
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if you need a carb i got a holly sittin in my shop joe
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whatever happened to the supercharged lt1 if you dont mine me asking
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im getting these trans am parts from my friends white 93 trans am parts car, he started to rip it apart, and then just stopped, one of the guys from here asked about it but i havent heard from him
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275s on 14" wheels? srsly?
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lmao tire stretch ftw
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yea.... doesnt seem like diameter to me.... |
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they r 315's
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thats about 11'' wide....on a 14'' wide wheel....holy christ still stretching tires |
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http://i349.photobucket.com/albums/q...o/IMG_0814.jpg http://i349.photobucket.com/albums/q...o/DSCN1551.jpg 4x4 Camaro. someone told me a while back it could be fixed with an adj. panhard rod...not sure if thats entirely true though |
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