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#21098 07/06/2002 5:25 PM | Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 587 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 587 | Nick, NO, don't fit "right on" exactly. There is a bearing spacer in the kit, you have to drive on the spindle first. I got an early kit and had a H*** of a time driving on the spacer. There have been fellas noting this and cool the spacers (or is it warm) to expand and go on easier. Maybe new kits are diff now. Several more company's making them. The caliper brackets are crude, cut from 3/8" steel or so and could be made with a pattern maybe. Some places sell seperate parts for the kit and you can buy what you want. Check vendors, can't remember which one does that. Some are brake vendors only. Seems like Norhwest Pick-ups or something like that, has the parts. They have a great catalog and parts for rods or standard. Links are on this site's main page. 
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