Will this set up work in my 1974 Chevy Impala with a 10 bolt bolt in axle rearened?
2004624
Yes. This is perfect for that rear end and a great gear size for a demo derby car!!!!
2004625
The 1974 Chevy Impala would not have had bolt-in axles from the factory. Has the rearend been swapped in or something?
414397
Yes this will work just choose right size for your truck inlet and outlet. Super 10s are mean very loud especially behind a v8. Great for the price
1813976
Hi. I actually work in auto parts and yes, this does also fit an 02 Impala. Also, yes, this is what you need if your wheel bearing goes bad. The bearing itself is permanently greased and pressed within the hub assembly and this is the only way to replace the bearing. It is, though, pretty easy to do if you have the right tools. You will need a special socket called an axle nut socket but these can be borrowed at most parts stores for around a $20 deposit. I can also say I was very impressed with the packaging and how well the part fit when I got it. It seriously took me 30 minutes total with hand tools and a floor jack.
398042
Obviously it depends on the amount of torque you need.With bolts that size I doubt it will work
1508263
No in my opinion it won't work. This tow bar lacked proper direction for installation and bolts and nuts were missing. I don't recommend this tow bar.
1394651
Hi Marie,The listing you're referencing is not the proper lug pattern for your Impala. Unfortunately the proper part number (LA77T15405) is currently out of stock at Konig.Thank you,BWT
1174940
Yes it will. It's 8 little bolts if I remember correctly then just plug the connectors together and you should be in business.
1966179
This is the axle I installed using these U bolts. Worked fine, So if your axle is the same as these sizes you should be fine. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200593637_200593637?cm_ven=Housefile&cm;_cat=TWA&cm;_pla=308&cm;_ite=SHIP
1578231
Sure will, worked in my sons, save the bolts you take out as the new ones are not long enough, at least in my case it wasn't
2253701
They will probably work for your application, as long as you have 1-1/2" to 2" Leaf Springs, a straight axle, and u-bolts, plates, nuts, and washers holding them together now, but I can't say for sure. The good news is, this a fairly cheap option to try, and if they work you'll be happy. And, if they don't work, at least you didn't spend too much money on them.
1152910
Your number does cross reference to this motor, but I don't know about the bolt circle if yours is different, then I would say no.
943153
I believe it will still work. The place you may have a problem is the flat black piece may not sit perfectly flat because the bend on it is not enough. The "u bolt" side should be fine... Worse case you would need to pick up a small spacer. But this thing will tighten down to 1 1/4. Good luck
913896
I'm not sure. The mirror is a little wider than stock. Go on a impala forum and ask. Someone there may have the answer. Good luck.
1516694
It may but I used it on a trailer ...on a truck or car we have a place here in town the makes custom u bolt by measuring the old ones ... is the best way to do it.. trailer are all pretty close to the same.
1966180
This is the axle I installed using these U bolts. Worked fine, So if your axle is the same as these sizes you should be fine. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200593637_200593637?cm_ven=Housefile&cm_cat=TWA&cm_pla=308&cm_ite=SHIP
1194193
Mine truck is K2500 pickup they fit should fit. Go into the automotive section punch in year make & model of your vehicle the right shocks should pop up for your vehicle. I never had any problem getting wrong parts except for the hub assembly I ordered for my impala SS. Was wrong hub cause they sent the one for impala v6. mine is a v8 therefore the splined shaft on the transaxle is larger diameter. I just sent it back with no problems.
1678050
It should, just verify the axle diameter.I called and they told me which size I needed.