1994 Corvette Dana 44 Complete Rear Great Condition 3.45 C4 Lt1 Lt4 Tpi Rpo Gm3 on 2040-parts.com
Acworth, Georgia, US
Corvette Dana 44 rear end suspension assembly complete as pictured from a 1994 with low miles and is a RPO GM3 3:45 ratio.
This unit is in great condition and comes exactly as pictured and the brake lines are uncut and ready to bolt up.
See my other auctions for the matching front suspension.
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