What was the rear end of the first Chevy Camaro?
What was the rear end of the first Chevy Camaro? Thanks. Jeff Smith: When Chevrolet built the first Camaros in 1967, they were already in production of both 10- and 12-bolt rear-end housings. The 10-bolt was used in all the low performance applications. This assembly used an 8.2-inch ring gear diameter and 28-spline axles for Camaros, Chevelles, Impalas and even the early Chevy II’s. When did the 12 bolt Camaro come out? The 12-bolt was the performance axle assembly reserved for high output small-block and all the big block cars employing a larger 8.875-inch diameter ring gear and 30-spline axles....