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  1. 46poncho
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    5 days off for the holiday and trying to get 1 of the projects movable. Plans are to drop a flat head ford engine in. Rear is 8 inch. So far with engine and all about 1500 invested 20191226_163035.jpeg 20191226_163044.jpeg 20191227_133709.jpeg IMG_20191227_181626_683.jpeg 20191228_144936.jpeg 20191228_144953.jpeg 20191228_150446.jpeg

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  2. Jalopy Joker
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    Holy Moly - looks like you will have some serious fun ahead of you
     
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  3. Tall t 26
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    Wow, looking good so far. And quite a bit there for the money spent. Looking forward to seeing your progress.
     
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  4. Put your tie rod behind the axle if possible.Im interested to see how you fix the quarter panel.
     
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  5. 46poncho
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    I plan on beating one out of sheetmetal

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  6. 46poncho
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    Is it supposed to go behind the axle??? That is how it was installed when I got the axle???

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  7. ROADSTER1927
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    Yes put it behind or your handeling will suffer!
     
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  8. 46poncho
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    Does it just flip end for end?

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  9. Atwater Mike
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    Yes, just remove spring hangers and turn axle around. (you could say axle's going backwards now...Just turn it around)
    Also just consider a Model A frame. Some kickup at rear O.K., just a little more 'conservative' than the 'high step'? 4"-6" is usual.
     
  10. 46poncho
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    Is there a way to determine what year my front axle ,spindles are?

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  11. 46poncho
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    I ran into a little issue today. The rotors that came with the axle, I was told was g.m. a 68 Camaro seal fits. I believe I need a spacer to go from ford spindles to g.m. bearings. Does somebody make and sell just the spacers for such a thing?

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  12. adam401
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    Thats a model A axle.
    Spindles look like theyre 40 Ford type. If I look close at the picture they almost look aftermarket specifically how chunky the one at the passenger side looks on top but might just be the picture
    Edit:
    Woops! After seeing the last pictures posted they definitely arent 40 spindles. I coulda swore they were round in the first pics. Sorry.
     
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  13. 46poncho
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    Here are a few pics 20191229_184111.jpeg 20191229_184217.jpeg 20191229_184152.jpeg 20191229_184256.jpeg

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  14. raven
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    Those are 46-8 Ford spindles.
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    Every once in a while, life gets a little more surreal.
     
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  15. raven
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    Usually, when installing Chevy hubs on Ford spindles, you need to machine a little on the spindles for Chevy outter bearings. Simple though.
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  16. adam401
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    Definately NOT 40 spindles. Those sure did look round in the first pictures. As posted they're the late ones.
     
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  17. 46poncho
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