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#175109 02/17/2005 11:48 PM
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could someone with a 47-54 1/2 ton give me the approx. distance from outer edge of frame to center of king pin on driver's side (suspension on ground)??? I need to compare this to my 3/4 ton for steering upgrade. MANY THANKS


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#175110 02/18/2005 2:51 AM
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Don't know the dimension you need but the frame width should be 28" at the centerline of the front axle. I would venture to say if you measure the center to center of the king pins, then took one half of that minus 14" (1/2 half the frame width you would have the answer. Just a suggestion. Neither my assembly manual or shop manual give the axle measurement.

Good luck.


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#175111 02/18/2005 3:00 AM
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thanks- what I need is the horizontal dimension from king pin center line to outer edge of drivers side frame rail........ I need to know if it is close to 3/4 ton dimension. I'm trying to figure out if power steering upgrade kit (made for 1/2 ton) will work on my 3/4 ton.


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#175113 02/18/2005 3:51 AM
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I measured approx 10 7/8" from center of top kingpin plug to frame where axle crosses it. (I held a straight edge against the frame so the measurement is near to horizontal)


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#175114 02/18/2005 5:18 AM
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thank you everyone for helping me out. This is a great place to get advice. I really appreciate your taking the time to give a fellow truck guy a hand. thanks thanks thanks


'53 chevy 3/4 ton

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