Drivetrain

For comprehensive articles on Corvette brakes, clutches, suspension, and more, explore the Drivetrain category in the Mid America Motorworks Knowledge Library. Enhance your Corvette's performance with expert tips and detailed guides on maintaining and upgrading these critical components.

• 1953-1965 Corvettes with Drum Brake Systems

  Most young Corvette restorers have never struggled with drum brakes.

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• 2003 RPO F55 Magnetic Selective Ride Control: Things You Should Know

  Learn how the Magnetic Selective Ride Control works, plus important information you should know.

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• Choosing the Right Caliper for your 1965-1982 Corvette

  Many of our Mid America Motorworks customers ask us about 1965-1982 Corvette Brake Calipers and the differences.

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• Corvette Brakes : Bleeding your brakes correctly

  Your brake system is an important part of your Corvette.

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• Corvette Brakes : Choosing the Right Corvette Brake Upgrade

  There are several reasons to consider upgrading your Corvette’s brake system.

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• Corvette Brakes : Customizing your calipers

  Customizing your Corvette can be a virtually endless process.

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• Corvette Brakes : What You Should Know - but Might Not!

  Before you begin your brake project, take a look at some of the options available for your Corvette.

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• Corvette Brakes: An Easy C5 Brake Upgrade

  If you enjoy putting your C5 Corvette through its paces, you should probably consider a brake upgrade.

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• Corvette Clutches : A Corvette Clutch Lexicon

  Special interest groups, no matter where they come from, tend to develop unique terms.

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• Corvette Clutches : Clamp Load Vs Torque Capacity

  The most widely misunderstood characteristic of a clutch cover assembly is the Clamp Load.

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• Corvette Clutches : Getting To Know Your Corvette Clutch

  The Clutch is an integral part of any vehicle.

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• Corvette Clutches : Multiple discs vs. Single disc clutches

  There are several significant advantages of a smaller diameter, multiple disc clutch over a larger diameter single disc unit.

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• Corvette Swaybars - What they add to your Corvette's Performance

  Increase performance by upgrading your Corvette's front suspension.

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• Re-Cover Your Steering Wheel

  It's entirely likely that you will wear through your steering wheel wrapping over time.

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• Replacing Corvette U-Joints

  The U-Joint, or universal joint, transfers the motion of your Corvette engine to the wheels and compensates for alignment changes when it's not possible to make a straight connection from the drive shaft to the wheels.

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• The Shocking Truth About Corvette Suspension Basics

  Your Suspension is the system that links your Corvette to its wheels, creating motion.

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• Where the Rubber Hits The Road: Corvette Tire Basics

  Tires play a critical role in the performance and safety of your Corvette.

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• Why use Urethane/Polyurethane for Your Suspension?

  Learn why urethane/polyurethane bushings are right for improving suspension.

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