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09-18-2006, 05:39 PM
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Re: Any Problems With This Z11 Cowl Tag
A number of the cars have been found with the 10 bolt rear. If you ordered the base model 350/300 with an automatic you could have gotten the 10 bolt. Check the CRG website they have some info on this fact.
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09-19-2006, 01:56 PM
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Re: Any Problems With This Z11 Cowl Tag
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A number of the cars have been found with the 10 bolt rear. If you ordered the base model 350/300 with an automatic you could have gotten the 10 bolt. Check the CRG website they have some info on this fact. [/ QUOTE ] My 05A Z-11 is a base TH-350 Auto and has the original 12 bolt rear. I have owned the car for almost 20 years, So I must have one of the good ones... Phil 
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09-19-2006, 03:26 PM
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Re: Any Problems With This Z11 Cowl Tag
To date only powerglide cars have been found with 10 bolt rears no TH350's.
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01-29-2007, 10:22 PM
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Re: Any Problems With This Z11 Cowl Tag
To my knowledge only '67 Camaro's came with mono leaf springs. In '68 and '69 they changed to multi leaf springs.
Or did someone put mono leaf springs on a '69 rearend? Are the spring perches made for multi leafs? What does the date code say on the rear end? Is it a '69 rearend?
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