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    1. #1
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      Just a thought on this subject. Someone on the el camino forums was asking about installing a 5th gen camaro rear in a 5th gen g-body. Seeing the cost of converting a rear to full floater makes the idea of retro fitting a later model IRS rear just a little more appealing, particularly for someone with just a crappy stock rear. The late GTO units are probably closest to a workable as is size for most retrofits.



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      For someone with the Welding and fabrication skills, I’m sure it would be more cost effective. Since I have a Quadra link car, it sure would be a pain to cut it all out. The would probably be $10k for someone like me to have it done. For my comparison the parts and labor would likely amount to $15k over the $250 in labor to have floater ends welded on my housing. An Art Morrison set up is $13k just for the parts, labor and incidentals and I see upwards of $20k said and done. I think I would buy a new camaro before going down that road.


      Quote Originally Posted by jlcustomz View Post
      Just a thought on this subject. Someone on the el camino forums was asking about installing a 5th gen camaro rear in a 5th gen g-body. Seeing the cost of converting a rear to full floater makes the idea of retro fitting a later model IRS rear just a little more appealing, particularly for someone with just a crappy stock rear. The late GTO units are probably closest to a workable as is size for most retrofits.
      1970 Camaro/DSE build


      Are you driver enough? Maybe....come on blue!
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...71#post1147371




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