rear diff cover question
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Car: 1992 camaro z28, 1988 camaro sc
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rear diff cover question
hi everyone, how much of a benefit would it be to go to a b&m or proform differential cover from stock on a 92 z28 with a 5.7 and t5 and 3.08s ?
i'm gonna change the rear end fluid and i'm thinking about upgrading since
it will be apart.
thanks
i'm gonna change the rear end fluid and i'm thinking about upgrading since
it will be apart.
thanks
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Re: rear diff cover question
Minimally beneficial; I wouldn't all it a waste, but also wouldn't send my $$$ that direction, if I were in your situation. About all you'd get out of it, is a somewhat higher fluid capacity.
Instead of $160 on a cover, you'll get ALOT more benefit out of $225 on a pair of new ales and bearings. Pop em out while you have the cover off and you'll see what I mean.
Instead of $160 on a cover, you'll get ALOT more benefit out of $225 on a pair of new ales and bearings. Pop em out while you have the cover off and you'll see what I mean.
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Re: rear diff cover question
L.P.W. Cover on my upgraded 10 Bolt.
I have a lot invested in mine and wanted to add a little protection.
I have a lot invested in mine and wanted to add a little protection.
Last edited by Ron U.S.M.C.; Nov 15, 2015 at 12:17 AM.
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