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07-30-2009, 08:48 PM
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can I tuck tractor wheels?
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Location: Colorado Springs , Colorado
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quick question
I have a poterbuilt drop member and I am looking at buying spindles 3". what is the difference between the 1" and 1.25" other than thickness. what is stock? and why have 2 options? BTW these are bell tech spindles. I do want the 5 lug conversion and from what I can tell its the 73+ spindles that I am looking for is this correct?
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07-30-2009, 09:04 PM
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can I tuck tractor wheels?
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Re: quick question
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07-30-2009, 09:13 PM
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Re: quick question
From what I understand the 1.25" rotors were put on the HD trucks (Heavy Halfs), Suburbans and Blazers from 73-87. And yes, it is the rotor thickness. The only other thing that might be different is the size of the bearings. I would suggest posting the same question on the 73-87 forum. Also, you might look at autozone.com to see if the bearing have different part numbers.
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07-30-2009, 10:00 PM
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can I tuck tractor wheels?
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Re: quick question
Ok HD got it... but is there any differences between the two spindles other than the fact that one uses 1" and the other uses 1.25, I know the bearings are different but anything else I might need to know since im bagging the front? I think I would prefer to use the larger rotors but dont want to run into issues
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