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10-Bolt Casting # 3894859. The casting numbers/letters on rear end housings may have either a prefix or suffix of "N" or "NF" and no reason has been found yet why they may have one or the other. Axle ratios shown in this table are non-Positraction and standard drum brakes unless otherwise specified. BL ~ 12-bolt 3.07. 1016 ~October 16.
24 maj 2011 · I have a 10 bolt bare housing allegedly out of a first gen. The flange to flange dimension is 54.5" and the perches are 42 5/8". Is there a way to determine if it's an 8.125" (8.2?) or an 8.5" ring gear? Do my flange and perch measurements correspond to a first gen rear end?
9 gru 2014 · I'm looking at a local 1969 Camaro and it has a 350ci engine, turbo 350 transmission and 10 bolt rear end with an X11 code. I've read that 10 bolt rear ends could have come factory on the SS with 2 speed powerglides.
The following is a complete listing of all axle codes used on 1967-69 Camaros. This list was compiled from multiple GM references and from actual vehicle data. Some combinations of features have multiple axle codes, e.g. there are four 12-bolt 3.07 non-posi axles codes listed for 1968.
25 mar 2016 · If, on the other hand, the rear-end measures only 42 7/16-inches, then we have to do some additional investigating. The reason for this is that the early 8.2-inch 10-bolts for the 1968-69 Camaros were this width, but this is also the spec of a later corporate 8.5-inch 10-bolt out of a 1972-75 Nova.
Rear end axle assembly for 67-69 models. 10 bolt. This rear end assembly is professionally rebuilt and guaranteed. This version is set up for mono single leaf rear springs. Ready to go!
Camaro Rear Axle Information. The 1970 rear end differs from the 1971-1981 rear end. In 1970 the rear end was built in both 10 and 12 bolt versions. In 1971, GM instituted a standardized "corporate" rear axle. This rear end was available in a 10 bolt version only.
