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10-22-2000, 01:19 AM
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Spindles same?
Anyone have a clue whether a set of '74 G-10 Van spindles are same as a set of light duty C-10 spindles in 78 or so ??
How could I find out? |
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10-22-2000, 09:05 AM
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I have Hollander's Interchange CD rom installed on my computer at work. I am off on Monday but I will check first thing Tuesday morning if no one has answered your question by then. In the meantime you could call a junkyard and see if they might tell you.
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10-22-2000, 12:52 PM
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10-22-2000, 07:21 PM
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So I saved the '74 spindles for no apparent reason, hmmm
Would '72 spindles be same as light duty '73-'80 spindles, by chance??? Thanks for helping.. basically what Im trying to do is, I want to use the 78 Big10 spindles for the 68 project truck, then swap on a set of light duty spindles to keep the 78 driveable till a better cab (and front clip) for it comes along.... But I have the '74 van spindles mixed up in the pile of truck spindles, so....... have at least 6 sets laying here.... '71-'80 |
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10-24-2000, 06:41 AM
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Fast, don't throw them away yet. Paul is technically correct but Hollanders does say you can use them. You need to use the outer tie rod ends for the 74 G-10 van. If you do this it is the equivalent (for interchange purposes) of having a G-20 spindle set-up. Therefore your 74 G-10 spindle when you use the G-10 outer tie rod end will fit the following:
BLAZER/JIMMY (full size) 73-82 4x2 CHEVROLET FORWARD CONTROL 73-80 10 Series CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK 73-80 10 Series; 4x2 CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK 81-87 10 Series; 4x2, 1-1/4" thick rotor CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK 88 10 Series; 4x2 CHEVROLET VAN 73-82 20 Series CHEVROLET VAN 75-92 10 Series CHEVROLET VAN 83-92 20 Series; vacuum assist brakes GMC FORWARD CONTROL 73-80 1500 Series GMC PICKUP TRUCK 73-80 1500 Series; 4x2 GMC PICKUP TRUCK 81-87 1500 Series; 4x2, 1-1/4" thick rotor GMC VAN 73-82 2500 Series GMC VAN 75-92 1500 Series GMC VAN 83-92 2500 Series; vacuum assist brakes SUBURBAN 73-80 10 Series; 4x2 SUBURBAN 73-80 1500 Series; 4x2 SUBURBAN 81-87 10 Series; 4x2, 1-1/4" thick rotor SUBURBAN 81-87 1500 Series; 4x2, 1-1/4" thick rotor SUBURBAN 88 10 Series; 4x2 SUBURBAN 88-91 1500 Series; 4x2 Hope this helps. [This message has been edited by JJR (edited 10-24-2000).]
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10-24-2000, 11:54 AM
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Good, now I just need to determine which are the van spindles in the pile.....
Hope fully the casting numbers are readable..... Thanks, guys! ------------------ Project: dismantle, clean/paint, reassemble '68 C-10 LWB Fleet  The '86 Regal LTD, to be Chevy-powered Friends dont let friends drive rice! Rev up that beautiful Chevrolet engine, and blast them from the line.... R68C10@juno.com |
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12-13-2000, 08:57 PM
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Ok, I just found those van spindles, they were buried, thy have car bolt pattern wheel studs, and are 7/16" instead of 1/2" like on trucks...
So, I can definitely use them, correct? Can I swap a truck rotor on them, bearings same? Thanks again ! 
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