Our OE replacement axles are made of 1541H steel for a 25-35 percent increase in strength over their stock counterparts. Nitro 4340 chromoly axles are also heat treated but are designed with extra material for strength where it's needed.

All of our axles are precision machined to OE specifications for excellent fitment. Nitro 1541H steel and 4340 alloy and chromium and molybdenum alloy axles commonly known as Inchchromoly Inch

1541H steel is a heat treated, carbon steel with .41 percent or less of other impurities. The heat treatments make the metal harder, with out making it brittle with a tensile strength of 181,000 psi. Up to 35 percent stronger than OE axles.

4340 cromoly steel, is a lower carbon steel with a minimum of 10 percent chromium by weight. Known as a high strength, low carbon steel with a tensile strength of 228,000 psi opposed to OE standard 1040 steel with a tensile strength of 110,000 to 130,000 psi.

That means they take more punishment, to get you further down the trail or off the trail entirely. That's Nitro Tough. Nitro also offers extra long-splined shafts which can be cut to length and blank shafts for custom spline machining.

Each new product is subjected to multi-point inspections and then actually installed and set up by Nitro's own in-house differential professionals to ensure excellent fitment and easy setup. At Nitro we strive to meet demands for new ratios and Fits and we are continually developing new products to stay ahead of the competition.

Features:

• CNC precision machining and heat treating processes ensure excellent fitment and overall strength.
• Our heat treatment is applied after the splines are cut which allows for deeper penetration where strength is needed.
• We have a rapid and ever growing range of products to meet new demands and Fits.

Details:

• Fitment 1990-1992 Chevrolet Camaro
• Series
• Country of Origin USA
• Material 1541H steel/4340 Alloy/Chromium/Molybdenum
• Spline Count 28 Spline
• Location Rear
• Axle Length 30.375 inch
• Differential Size 7.625 inch
• Tensile Strength 181,000 psi/228,000 psi