C5 transaxle in a truck?
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You might want to look into the 2009 Cadillac CTS V rear differential. You might be able to integrate that with the corvette suspension, may have to do some welding for mounting tabs and such. The new differential is supposed to be head and shoulders above the last CTS V, as well as better at holding horsepower versus weight than any other independent rear that GM currently has. It has to stand up to a 4300 pound car!
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You might want to look into the 2009 Cadillac CTS V rear differential. You might be able to integrate that with the corvette suspension, may have to do some welding for mounting tabs and such. The new differential is supposed to be head and shoulders above the last CTS V, as well as better at holding horsepower versus weight than any other independent rear that GM currently has. It has to stand up to a 4300 pound car!
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Why do you need a independent rear suspension? Are you looking for better handling or "Just looking to do something different"?
You would need a custom torque tube setup which is going to be a lot of money.
You would need a custom torque tube setup which is going to be a lot of money.