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I have decided to weld in 'fatman's' hub to hub kit on a 46 chevy 3/4 ton and am wondering if anyone knows offhand what rear end would match up well with their kit? I would like something that would do well for just driving and will be replacing a 1989 Ford 3/4 ton that has a 8 lugs and 4.10 ratio. I am looking to have them [fatman] fabricate the kit but would like to have some idea of what to start looking for and match the bolt circle of either 4 1/2 or 4 3/4. I will likely find the rear end now and then have them make up the front end ..... thanks!

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It depends what the track width of your front end is. Why not ask Fatman? I'm sure they have an idea.


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The 1971-81 Camaro rear axle fits well under these trucks with the bolt pattern being 4 3/4

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thanks for this info ..... I had heard that S-10 rear ends worked well too but thought I should ask here on the bolt. The guy I originally talked to at Fatman was reluctant to recommend one, supposedly to let customers sort it out for themselves.

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