94 rear end?

fireeater · #1 Dec 12th, 06, 02:16 PM

Will a '94 camaro rear end bolt into a first gen camaro?

TJS69 · #2 Dec 12th, 06, 03:55 PM

No. Find a 10.5 from a Nova.

big gear head · #3 Dec 12th, 06, 07:29 PM

Not even close. It is completely different.

fireeater · #4 Dec 14th, 06, 02:07 PM

Thanks Gentelmen.

TJS69 · #5 Dec 14th, 06, 05:00 PM

I meant to say an 8.5 10-bolt. Sorry.

txturbo · #6 Dec 14th, 06, 06:24 PM

Still won't work!

big gear head · #7 Dec 14th, 06, 06:41 PM

If the 8.5 is from a Nova or other X body then it will bolt in. If it is from a second gen Camaro then it won't bolt in.

67Chef · #8 Dec 14th, 06, 06:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by big gear head

If the 8.5 is from a Nova or other X body then it will bolt in. If it is from a second gen Camaro then it won't bolt in.

Whats different in a gen II rear end?

big gear head · #9 Dec 14th, 06, 06:47 PM

It is 1 inch wider and the spring perches are almost 3 inches too far apart.

67Chef · #10 Dec 14th, 06, 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by big gear head

It is 1 inch wider and the spring perches are almost 3 inches too far apart.

It will fit, because I have one on my 67, you have to cut the perches and weld new ones on not to mention cut about 2" off the driveshaft

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