different tie rod ends, disc brakes and drum brakes etc.

[vegaschevy]

Originally Posted by leddzepp

I am not sure on McGaughys spindles, but every other manufacturer I have seen they used 73-up ball joints/tie rods on their dropped spindles, if the spindles were not for 71-72.

Best bet as suggested would be to go to a parts house with the spindle and compare all of them.

Well I believe the steering came off a 67-70 frame and the spindles would have been conversion spindles so it would have the 73+ tie rods like you suggested. as they are def bigger then the 1/2" on the Mcgaughy spindles.

I am 100% positive that the 72 spindles for my 72 truck will take the OEM tie rod ends as they are a smaller end then the ones i was trying to fit.

ill just buy all new rebuilt steering stuff for my truck for the 72 and it appears to work...

[bamafrost]

Call McCaughy's at 559226.8196 (www.mccaughys.com).

Their front drop spindles use your stock tie rods/ball joints if you have the right spindle for your year of truck.

Good luck. If you decide to sell your '67-'70 center link (if that's the correct year) I'd be interested. Thanks. Tom