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bowtienick 04-02-2015 07:13 PM

I have zl1 diff , and bushings, getting axles and driveshaft when they are ready. The bushings are great. They are nice and solid and position the diff up.

H-E 04-03-2015 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by bowtienick (Post 8336587)
I have zl1 diff , and bushings, getting axles and driveshaft when they are ready. The bushings are great. They are nice and solid and position the diff up.

Thanks for the comments! Your stuff should be leaving out the first if the week!

lexlueger 04-03-2015 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by H-E (Post 8336427)
We have a few sets left in delrin ,the softer version should be ready in about 30 days.If you want to grab one of the last sets give me a call.

PM a price on these please.

2012LS3VERT 04-03-2015 08:00 AM

We put the offset bushings in mine, helped with the angles, even though I have the DSS/H-E axles and driveshaft, I think it's the best bet for longevity. The delrin pieces don't transmit too much noise, way less than I expected, I suspect that it's because of the added mass of the iron diff case. They would probably be louder with the SS diff, but not intolerable. The ZL1 diff also hangs lower because of the cooler on the bottom side, so it helps with low cars like mine as well.

MA2010SS 04-03-2015 10:54 AM

Does anyone know the transmission flange torque spec on the output shaft?

bowtienick 04-03-2015 11:44 AM

No problem . That will definitely work.

fldrummer 04-03-2015 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by 2012LS3VERT (Post 8337423)
We put the offset bushings in mine, helped with the angles, even though I have the DSS/H-E axles and driveshaft, I think it's the best bet for longevity. The delrin pieces don't transmit too much noise, way less than I expected, I suspect that it's because of the added mass of the iron diff case. They would probably be louder with the SS diff, but not intolerable. The ZL1 diff also hangs lower because of the cooler on the bottom side, so it helps with low cars like mine as well.

Any pics of these? I'm having trouble picturing how these bushings "offset."

penn_15644 04-03-2015 01:29 PM

Does the ss suspension bolt to the zl1 dif

bct10985 04-03-2015 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by penn_15644 (Post 8338153)
Does the ss suspension bolt to the zl1 dif

The zl1 diff bolts to the ss subframe.

penn_15644 04-03-2015 03:40 PM

OK was just curious cuz I have the BMR drag racing kit

Driveshaftshop 04-04-2015 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by nyny69 (Post 8336348)
And if we already have the Dss axles and 1pc DS. Can they be altered to fit the zl1 diff?

I assume the axles are easy. just need different stubs. The 1pc would probably have to go back to Frank


The Driveshaft would have to be shortened and the correct plate used, this would run about xxxx (PM for prices)

I can check the axle length but i think the bars would also have to be changed for length so it would be the xxxx for stubs and the work on the axles, i think what H-E said may be true that selling them and buying the correct ones may be better but we will do what ever you want.

H-E 04-04-2015 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by lexlueger (Post 8337365)
PM a price on these please.

Thanks,these going out today!

H-E 04-04-2015 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by fldrummer (Post 8337965)
Any pics of these? I'm having trouble picturing how these bushings "offset."

I'm working on a post now with pictures but I'm really slow lol...If you want to shoot me a text I can fire a picture back to you and explain why these are a must IMO.

MA2010SS 04-04-2015 05:14 PM

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Huge difference in size and no doubt strength with the ZL1 differential kit


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