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I have read the Post about using the P30 front spindles for AD trucks but I want to use standard semi 22.5 rims. I have swapped the rear end from a 10 lug TopKick and that is done and worked well.

Now the front axle. Looking for a truck with about the same width as the original but with 10 lug 285.75 mm hubs.
Anyone do this before? If so I would like details.
thanks

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You may be able to just swap Spindles. i know that they used the same kingpin sets for a lot of years.


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