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#131719 08/13/2002 1:34 AM
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How do I get in touch with Mor-Drop? I see lots of articles indicating their services have been used, but can't seem to track them down easily. I want to drop the nose on a 52 without grafting on a new front end.

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A google search revealed the following . . .

Mor-Drop Axles
600 29th Avenue
Oakland, CA 94601
510-261-1888

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Thanks, Ken. Appreciate the info. Steve F.

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Hey Guys mor drop is the right place to go....I Drove down and picked up a 4 inch drop for $400. with an exchange . The limit is a 4 nch drop and You have to shorten the tie rod about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch as well as moving the balls(grinding them off and replacing tem on the bottom. This guy has several front axles in stock at all times and will do almost anything you need. Remember to take your spindles off if you want t keep them, you will have to get new king pins pressed in and possibly reemed out do to the kingpin hole being alittle egg shaped [ but still round] god luck. The building is right off 29 th ave off to the side of the bridge...you can't see it until your almost past it. They have a sign painted on the side of the building. Good luck and I hope this helps.

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do they make a drop axel for a 1ton?


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