Width is 60.5, it's from a 66 chevelle.What’s the width? And what is it out of?
It will be a everyday driver, 6.2.What are your plans with the car? Drag car, street car, or both? Either way id give these guys a call. Theyre local to me and everybody that I know thats used them has nothing but positive things to say about their quality and customer service.
They're sponsors here and very helpful. I think the 8.2 is a bit wider. Youll need adjustable control arms and roto joints on the axle side atleast to fix instant center. I think the spring perches are close enough to use. My research led me to believe the 8.2 is only marginally stronger then the 7.5 10 bolts. Especially if you have the 7.625" and 28 spline axles.They have the same size pinion shaft(1.438"),c clips, and 28 spline axles. The 8.2 does have bolt on wheel cylinders so thats a plus. Other things to consider are is it a LSD rear end? If not do you care? What wheels are you using and will they fit with a wider rear end? What condition is the 8.2 in? If you start adding tgese things up it can get expensive quick.SOUTHSIDE MACHINE PERFORMANCE
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If your really set on using it call SSM. Theyll build what you need or send you in the right direction.The LCA mounting points are off so you need something to compensate that difference like a roto joint. You also have to deal with instant center.To give you an idea this is what trick chassis sells to swap foxbody 8.8s in. Kind of the same thing except the UCA are way lower on the 8.8. https://www.trickchassis.com/product/8-8-swap-kit/It will be a everyday driver, 6.2.
I have the rear end from another project. It has been rebuilt already. Just sitting here taking up space.
I have not bought my wheels yet. So, it would only cost me what it takes to install it.
Thanks, David
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