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1958-70 Chevy Full Size 2 Inch Drop Spindles, Pair
1958-70 Chevy Full Size 2 Inch Drop Spindles, Pair
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1958-70 Chevy Full Size 2 Inch Drop Spindles, Pair
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Spindle Style:
Chevy/GM Stock
Spindle Drop:
2 Inch
King Pin Included:
No
Outer Bearing Surface O.D.:
0.78"
Inner Bearing Surface O.D.:
1.25"
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
Notes:
hardware included
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These 2" drop spindles are designed to work with your 1958 to 1970 GM full size passenger cars. These are designed for when you want to lower the stance of your disc brake converted car a full 2 inches. These spindles are precision cast from high quality Ductile Iron, with 4140 Chrom-moly CNC machined pins. Accepts the factory ball-joints and stock steering arms. These are the best engineered, and best fitting drop spindles available for your vintage Chevy!
- Will not work with drum brakes
- Works with most 15” or larger wheels.
- Sold as a pair
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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