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| | | Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 149 Member | | Member Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 149 | On my '49 AD do you find the center line with the wheels hanging or sitting on the ground? or dose it matter? the way I did it was got it all level with the wheels hanging from the frame (my jack stands were just under the cab) then I leveled the hub on two lug studs then clamped it in place to keep from moving. Then found the center of the hub. Then I placed a long streight edge across the frame. Then place the level vertically on the mark on the hub got it level and butted the streight edge to the level and clamped the streight edge. Then did the same on the other side and made my marks. I came up with 21 3/16 inches from the longest tip on the frame. the outside end is longer then the inside. I measured from the outside. Did I do this correct??? And is the 21 3/16 about correct???? I read Boyo's info on his and he came up with 20 19/32 inches. Thanks!
"Finish the thing, do it right the first time, and drive the S.O.B.!"
1949 Chevy half ton 3100 In a kazillion pieces
2000 GMC Serria 1500 SL 4x4
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