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Information 1947 - 1954 Chevrolet front drop spindle & rear blocks that suits

Blueflame236

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I know there is a guy in USA that manufacture spindle like the standard spindle. It has a lower look for the 1947 - 1954 Chevrolet pickup. The spindle & and rear blocks/brackets that suits this setup lower the pickup truck 3" and 4 " i think ? I am not shore if this setup provides opportunities use of disc brakes in front and rear ?

I need his address or his site adres. Hope anyone can help with this information ?

Regards Martinius/Norway
 
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Using a dropped front axle without modifying pitman arm and drag link geometry can cause bump steer. I don't know the answer to this problem, but I recommend finding out.
 
The old standard for minimizing bump steer is to have the drag link run parallel to the floor so whether spring is extended or compressed it will displace the steering arm a like amount. If a pitman arm is lengthened much to get level the steering effort will increase. We are right now installing our first electric power steering (EPS) on an AD and will let you in on the results. No belts, pulleys, hoses, brackets, or pumps. Others have used the Saturn Vue but we are giving a 2006 Prius a try.
 
Electric steering on an Advance Design truck doesn't seem right to this old man :D .

Let us know how it works out please Evan .
 
"Electric? How we supposed to get our bicep exercise?"


......By doing 16 Oz. liquid curls of course.....:rolleyes: .
 
"Now how could I forget that #confused#"

Wait a few more years and you'll be dismayed by how much you forget.........
 
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