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Old 03-16-2022, 02:36 PM
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Were the early 70's Camaro diffs narrower than the later stuff ?
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Were the early 70's Camaro diffs narrower than the later stuff ?
70-81 same 61" wheel to wheel links were different on early VS later
what Diameter is the bar it looks like early with small bushings on links
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