Anyone pulled a rear from 87 Camaro
Anyone pulled a rear from 87 Camaro
I'm off the a slow start, I'm trying to swap in a 9"ford rear on my 87. First two nuts I looked at are on the control arm, it has no socket size that I know of, I miked it and it is 18.5 mm or .73 inch I have nothing that will fit on it. socket or wrench. Am I missing something here. 23/32 maybe that's just over .71. anyone have any thoughts? Does anyone a a schematic with the nut and bolt sizes that are on this rear.
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Re: Anyone pulled a rear from 87 Camaro
No, but pulled one out of a '84 Camaro, and a '83 Firebird. I don't remember needing any special-size wrenches or sockets when I did it...
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Re: Anyone pulled a rear from 87 Camaro
All the bolts are metric. You're going to need an assortment of 18, 19, and 21 mm sockets and wrenches if I remember right. I think my aftermarket torque arm bolts are even bigger than that and tighten up over 200 ft-lbs. It helps to have a big *** torque wrench.
You're saving money doing the work yourself. Kick back some of that money to buy yourself more tools.
You're saving money doing the work yourself. Kick back some of that money to buy yourself more tools.
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