Originally Posted by macgyver37
the mount needs to be farther out so that the center of the tire is where it is supposed to be so that the suspension geometry is correct. i do not think that putting single wheel hubs on it will gain you anything in trying to make the track narrower.
If I'm following along so far you've picked up a 5/10 lug P30 chassis and it has dual wheels, which is good.
There are no single wheel hubs to swap. You couldn't/shouldn't run deep dished dual type wheels on single wheel front hubs anyhow as mentioned above it messes with the steering.

To come up with a front suspension narrower than what it is already you need to do some cutting and welding.

What widths are you dealing with old and new???

Grigg


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