TrakMotive GM-8291 rear right CV axle shaft for the 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro sends drive torque to the wheel while its joints flex with suspension travel. This TrakMotive CV axle is sold as a single rear right unit.
A clicking or popping noise on turns, grease thrown from a torn boot, or vibration while driving can be signs of a worn axle shaft. A worn wheel bearing, an out-of-balance tire or a tired suspension bushing can be behind some of these too, so find the cause before buying.
This axle shaft is a direct-fit replacement for the 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro. The Camaro takes one rear right axle shaft; the rear left is its own part, ordered separately. ABS axles fit non-ABS applications unless otherwise noted.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One CV axle shaft and one self-locking axle nut.
Interchange: 60-1532
179291 · NCV10054 · 70667 · 22813174
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Is the TrakMotive GM-8291 the right rear axle shaft for the 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro?
Yes. TrakMotive GM-8291 is a rear right CV axle shaft listed for the 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro. The rear left side is a separate part.
Does the TrakMotive CV axle shaft come with its axle nut?
Yes. TrakMotive GM-8291 comes with a self-locking hex axle nut, M24x1.5 thread with a 36 mm hex. The ABS tone ring is not included.
How long is this CV axle shaft, and how many splines does it have?
The overall compressed length is 827 mm (32.56 in). The male inboard end has 27 splines and the conventional outboard end has 30 splines.
Do torn neoprene boots mean this rear right axle shaft needs replacing?
Not by themselves. A cracked boot, grease around the joint or clicking on turns can point to a worn joint, so have a shop inspect it.
Is NCV10054 an interchange number for TrakMotive GM-8291?
Yes. NCV10054 is one of the other-brand numbers listed for TrakMotive GM-8291, so it can be used to match this rear right axle shaft.
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