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Is a rear end the same on a 1999 and a 2001 Camero Z28?
yes the rear end is the same from 82-2002 the breaks and gear ratio's are what makes the difference
Would a 82 XV 750 Yamaha front end work on a 82 750cc Yamaha maxim?
I have a marago 750 lol. I didn't know it but my maxim 82 750 had the shocks, calipers, rear tire and possibly tree of a virago. I discovered it when getting break pads.
82 s10 that Im putting a 350 in what type of transmission and rear end are best to put in?
If you are using an automatic, the TH 350 with a shift kit is a wonderful and stout choice. The rear end is a bit more wide open. If you are looking for a posi rear end the GM 12 bolt can be made to fit, or the Ford 9 inch is a favorite. If the S-10 had a v6 you might be able to leave the stock rear end in until it burns out. You might also look for a rear end from a newer S10 that has a 4.3 engine, as they should handle things alright without having to have the rear end modified to fit the truck.
90 Pontiac firebird rear hatch?
The rear hatch can be replaced by another hatch from an 82 to 92 firebird or camaro.
When the battery is at 82 percent reading is that a bad battery?
If the battery tests out to have 82% of it's rated capacity, the battery is on it's way out. I would replace it soon before you get stuck.
Where do you put transmission fluid in a 82 Camaro?
Down the same tube that holds trans dipstick.
Does a 82 Camaro hood fit on a 87 Camaro?
It should fit because they had the same front end from 82 - 90
Who is the Dallas Cowboys tight end?
Jason Witten, #82.
Whats the fork oil capacity for a 82' Yamaha XS 400 Seca?
0,263 litre 10W30 oil
What transmission fluid goes in a 82 s10 standard shift?
85W140 Gear oil on a manual transmission.
Why is the square root of 82 a rational number?
Actually, as a non-integer square root of a number, 82 is an irrational number. It has no end.
Who is 82 on the Dallas Cowboys 2010?
Tight end Jason Witten.
