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#1304108 03/21/2019 10:47 PM
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Hey all, slowly begging the process of swapping out my original axle to a P30 in order to get the benefits of disc brakes and easier to find replacement parts. The one thing I am uncertain on (or really just want to double check) is if this is the correct axle.

Do I have the correct understanding in that my stock rims will bolt to this spindle after increasing the center hole diameter?

https://www.heavytruckparts.net/detailview.php?partnum=3563&vendor=2251343&store=1&oemnum=P30&partname=Axle-Beam-(Front)&make=GM&model=P30


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Looks right, what little I can see of it.

Correct on the wheel center hole being larger for the newer axle.


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