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#36496 08/21/2002 8:38 PM
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Just wondering if anyone can tell me what the dimensions are for kingpins on a '52 GMC 1/2ton. I need the bushing and pin dimensions. Any help would be great.


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#36497 08/23/2002 4:41 AM
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OK, dimensions for 1/2 ton GMC, model 100-22 are:

King Pin: Length 5-5/16"

Diameter (Standard): 0.8660"-0.8665"

Knuckle bushing Length: 1-5/16"

I.D. : 0.867"- 0.868"

Axle I-beam allowable twist: 1/2 degree.

King Pin hole I.D. : 0.867- 0.8677

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#36498 08/26/2002 6:20 PM
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Thanks for the info Erik! I now can tell that this set I've had in the garage is really for a F**D. Thanks again.


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