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WHERE WOULD BE THE BEST PLACE TO FIND DROP SPINDLES FOR A 1964 CHEVY C10?

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Welcome to the bolt, from Kansas City, KS.

I don't know about the best, however here are several links for aftermarket truck parts suppliers, that sell front drop spindles:

www.lmctruck.com
www.classicparts.com
www.bowtiebits.com
www.oldchevytrucks.com
www.brotherstrucks.com
www.earlyclassic.com
www.classicperform.com

This should give you a good place to start. Good luck with your search.

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U know you have to go to disc brakes at the same time I hope.

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We used the drop spindles and brake kit from CPP. Pretty good set up in my opinion.


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I have never used them, but I've always read good things about the quality and tech support from Early Classic Enterprises from guys and gals in the truck forums.

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Yea, going to drop my 66. Found out quick you pretty much need to convert the front to rotors to do it right. Other may disagree but for me was the best since i wanted a brake booster etc all that has been done now i just have to save the money to drop it.

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Just makes more sense in my opinion to save up and do it all at once since its already apart. Real nice to get it ALL done and see the finished product. CPP does do a deal if you order it all at once. We called them up and worked it out.


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