Is it possible to swap my roadmaster sedan axle with one from a impala ss?

Ok so my rear trailing arms broke and i'm doing an engine swap from a lt1 to an ls based motor so i figured i might as well start buying parts to rebuild a stronger rear with bigger gears while getting disk brakes instead of the drums i can get an impala rear for a little over 100 is it possible that it will bolt right in or what changes will i need to make i was alson thinking of a ford 9 in because of its strength

Take good measurements before you start to be certain the new axle assembly will fit

Should be the same car, if they are the same year, just under a different name. Not sure, but check for a station wagon Buick - It MIGHT have a stronger axle…

If they are the same year model they will for sure, both are built on the GM 'B Body' platform and are pretty much identical except for interior trim and a few body parts.

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