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Does anyone recognize these spindles and brakes? They're on a 37-41 axle. They're meant for an axle with a different kingpin inclination so I plan to swap them for 37-41 spindles. Will I be able to make the brakes and hubs work?
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1953-56 f100
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Yes; the F-100 brakes will fit using a 14116 inner bearing and a 473441 or 450461 seal along with a little grinding on the top of the spindle flange.
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Hopefully they used thicker bushings and an earlier kingpin instead of enlarging the axle boss and using the bigger F-100 kingpin.
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Our common old Ford I-beams use an 0.8125" king pin. The "F-100" king pin is 0.861" diameter. Coop . |
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Awesome. Thanks guys for all the info!
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