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Old 12-04-2011 | 09:59 PM
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Who has a stock rear axle w/ a Procharger and how is it holding up?
Who HAD a stock rear and broke it using a Procharger.
Old 12-04-2011 | 11:12 PM
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not my cars but two good friends, 01 camaro and 00 camaro both cars with 3.73, one on a 150 shot and the other on 10psi both cars went 10.7, stock rear (but the gears)
1.7 60ft both on radials
Old 12-04-2011 | 11:13 PM
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I didn't stud and girdle rear when I did z06 cam on nitto's, it pushed gears thru pan drove it home 45 miles with a hole in pan. Patched it up and drove it till 9 " got here
Old 12-04-2011 | 11:49 PM
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I think the Alchemist has a 10 bolt rear end with his 6 speed procharged trans am.
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On borrowed time with that piece of junk, especially if you have traction
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I got one with 4.10s on a m6 at 10lbs, nothing from a dig of course, its still holding though, but my tires hate it though......
Old 12-05-2011 | 08:34 AM
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I'm still running the 10 bolt yet, it hasnt skipped a beat yet for me. I don't launch hard on it or anything but I do run street tires which helps out the life of it.
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First time I hooked at 8psi at the track it blew the case apart
Old 12-05-2011 | 09:49 AM
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I went 10.5@135 with 3.42 geared 10 bolt with just a girdle with a 1.67 60' when I was making 600rwhp Procharged with a T56. I made it complete season like that

I did have a cracked worm gear in the posi(would bind making turns) but never broke the grears.
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Better run some bald *** street tires! lol
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With an automatic, not running slicks or any type of traction aid in the diff it has gone low 10's in members cars on here and plenty of low 11 high 10's. It's just a matter of when though, and it will happen sooner or later. Save up for a S60 or a Fab 9 if your running a M6 S60 preferably strength wise I don't think you can get much beefier than a S60 with a M6. If you have an auto 12 bolt will work fine, and a 9" will too and be a little lighter in comparison to the 12 bolt. Fab 9 will be a good bit lighter.
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Originally Posted by LS1RedZ
Better run some bald *** street tires! lol
Originally Posted by Fbodyjunkie06
With an automatic, not running slicks or any type of traction aid in the diff it has gone low 10's in members cars on here and plenty of low 11 high 10's. It's just a matter of when though, and it will happen sooner or later. Save up for a S60 or a Fab 9 if your running a M6 S60 preferably strength wise I don't think you can get much beefier than a S60 with a M6. If you have an auto 12 bolt will work fine, and a 9" will too and be a little lighter in comparison to the 12 bolt. Fab 9 will be a good bit lighter.
I drove mine around 24/7 on MT ET streets. haha it is all in slipping the clutch and not just dumping it
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dd stock 10 bolt with street tires, no DR's though. Rearend has 187k on it, factory everything including 3.23's.
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I had one with my v1, made 660. It will hold just fine on the street with street tires. First time it hooks at the track etc its done.
Old 12-12-2011 | 07:37 PM
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Specs/power in sig

4.10's on a stock 10 bolt, 315's, M6, street use only....so far so good lol....
Old 12-12-2011 | 08:13 PM
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some ppl have luck with the 10 bolts and some dont'..just assume you will be one of those whose does'nt have luck and get your hands on a stronger rear ASAP.

my 96 WS6 was a 6 speed with 10 bolt and 4.11 gears..i broke it with a very mildly built LT1 lauching on DR's at 2500 RPM

my current 99 procharged SS has went 11.3 with the stock 10 bolt and 3.23 gears and I even cut a few 1.6 60ft times on that rear..but it now has a Moser 12 bolt with 3.90 gears and I now have NO FEAR when launching at the track..and that's a good feeling
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Mines still going strong after around 400lbs of nitrous going thru my motor at around 500rwhp. Just keep in mind it's a weak bastard. I'm gonna rock a ten bolt for ever. It all depends how you treat it. I very rarely take my car to the track and mostly roll race from a 40 in second. They can survive to an extent. Just be nice to it and know its limits while you save for a better rear
Old 12-12-2011 | 10:17 PM
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I ran my old D1SC combo with a stock rear end for a year and a half. I had the same issue as DSCHMITTIE and broke 1 LSD but replaced it and it was fine again. I ended up putting a 9" in it before I broke it again. I had probably 20+ mid 11sec passes on it before I got rid of it...I just always eased her out of the hole....lol
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10 bolt... ick
Old 12-14-2011 | 12:39 AM
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I been running my stock 10 bolt for 5 years now. From stock to cam only, heads and cam to its current setup D1SC and forged 347. Its been in its current configuration for about two years and its held fine so far. No track passes but a lot of dig and role racing on street tires. If you are spinning it will last, traction/wheel hop will kill these rear ends.


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