The Ford Barn

Coreywalker · 09-15-2015, 10:05 PM

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Hello all, this is my first post here, have a Model A question. I was wondering if I could get the dimensions of a front hub. The inner and outer bearing id and od sizes. The length from the inner bearing to outer bearing outside to outside. How long are the spindles etc. Let me explain what I'm doing. I've got 2 Model T's and I've got a bare chassis that I bought and want to make a speedster out of a bunch of parts I have. The T chassis has Model A wheels, no problem on the rear but I've got a 20s Overland front end I'm going to use. I had the whole Overland chassis it had a Model A or early V8 rear axle and some type of wire wheel hubs, wondering if they were ford. Then I could just get some A hubs. I got rid of the hubs that were on it. I have some Overland hubs for wood wheels I could modify for a wheels or possibly fit the T spindles in the axle, they are about the same, since the A wheels are already on them. Sorry my first post is so long, just trying to create something out of a pile of parts. I love my stock T's but I think I'll clean up my yard by putting all my leftover stuff together into a speedster.

09-15-2015, 10:05 PM	#1
Coreywalker Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2015 Posts: 2	New to forum, front hub question Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) Hello all, this is my first post here, have a Model A question. I was wondering if I could get the dimensions of a front hub. The inner and outer bearing id and od sizes. The length from the inner bearing to outer bearing outside to outside. How long are the spindles etc. Let me explain what I'm doing. I've got 2 Model T's and I've got a bare chassis that I bought and want to make a speedster out of a bunch of parts I have. The T chassis has Model A wheels, no problem on the rear but I've got a 20s Overland front end I'm going to use. I had the whole Overland chassis it had a Model A or early V8 rear axle and some type of wire wheel hubs, wondering if they were ford. Then I could just get some A hubs. I got rid of the hubs that were on it. I have some Overland hubs for wood wheels I could modify for a wheels or possibly fit the T spindles in the axle, they are about the same, since the A wheels are already on them. Sorry my first post is so long, just trying to create something out of a pile of parts. I love my stock T's but I think I'll clean up my yard by putting all my leftover stuff together into a speedster.