Customers must verify outer hub spline count; Confirming year is not guaranteed fitment.

Corvette axles may not work with all aftermarket coilovers, but you can upgrade to low profile boots for the best chance of avoiding these issues. The tradeoff for clearance on low profile boots is less available axle angle and shorter expected lifespan out of the boot itself. To date, Penske and Viking are the only coilovers that any customer has noted with interference beyond what a lower profile boot would take care of, meaning the mount or base of the coilover interferes with the CV housing.

The earlier 30 spline Corvette stubs start to lose reliability around 800hp, but have lived up to 1000hp. The newer 33 spline hubs will bolt in place of each other, but the ABS modules between the two are not compatible. "Mechanical Power" is one of the companies who makes a bolt-in 97-08 hub assembly that bumps you up to the stronger 33 spline axles. This is worth considering for anyone who is going to be expecting a lot of abuse at the track or higher hp.