Technical Chev 6 lug hubs

Drawing credit: Ted Robinette ASR

I have an International truck I beam and would like to put a Chev 6 stud disk hub on it.
For some reason this is not displaying like I intended.

The international stub axle (may be called spindles from what I have read) has the following dimensions in inches. For reference the two Chev stub axles I have to measure are also included.

I can deal with bearing sizes with spacers or machining the stub if need be. My problem is length (feel free to insert appropriate jokes). The H length is the most critical. As you can see the International axle is shorter.


Therefore does anyone have access to a later Chev Stub axle with a 6 stud hub that can be measured to see if the H measurement is close to 3.385 or shorter? It does not have to be Chev as long as it shares the Chev 6 stud pattern of 6 on a 5.5 PCD.

Thanks

Steve from down under

 

Take a look at a 2 wheel drive Isuzu pickup from around 1974. They were drum brake but the hub was separate from the drum.
That is the same basic rig as the 74 Chevy Luv I had in the early 90's that was six lug.
Wheel bearings would be mix and match per inner and outer sizes.
I can't find any specs on 60/70 Chevy C 10 hubs. Some of the swap kits use the mid 70's Camaro hubs
I've got an inquire out on a truck board I am on though.

 

Also check Datsun/ Nissan pickups. They had the six bolt wheels too.