[red_rider52]

Hello, I am looking into getting traction bars for my 67 Firebird. My problem is my rear end is out of a 71. Now do I need traction bars that will fit 67 or 71? or with either one work? Thanks

[302 Z28]

Is that 71 Firebird rear end in the 67? If not, you will find that the 71 rear end is quite a bit wider than the 67.

Vince

[red_rider52]

I'm not sure what car it come out of. All I know is that its early 70s?? 8.5 10 bolt.

[red_rider52]

Hello, I just went under my car and I think my axle warp is worse than I thought, I seen that my Pinion yoke as been hitting the floor of my car . and the rubber bumper is also there.

[red_rider52]

any help??? I think I would have to go with traction bars for a 67 rear but i'm not 100% sure if they will work?

[Dizturbed One]

you'll need to use second generation traction bars (something out of an early 70's firebird/camaro) if you're going to use that rear end, but you'll probably have to modify some 1st Generation endlinks to fit the bar.

I'm a Camaro guy too, I currently own a third gen. It's a 92 t-top.

check out www.camarosource.ca & www.thirdgen.org

both great sites with a plethora of knowledge pertaining to Camaro's along with great message boards and some knowledgable Camaro guys.

[OneMoreTime]

Got it from Centerlines site..Build em this way There is a link to the chev pickup build that shows how to build some neat traction bars..

OMT

[red_rider52]

I seen the thread on her that centerline posted that shows you how to make those traction bars. I was thinking about making them but when I looked under my car to see if I would be able to I seen that there is no way I can bolt it to the front of the leaf spring there some sort of brace in the way . so I will just have to go with the regular traction bars.