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#651462 06/01/2010 5:56 PM
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Hi guys,
I´m going to change the king pin set of my 1952 3/4 chevy truck. the old pin measure .923". I found one that measure .918" original to 3/4 ton. the difference betwen then could be the apreciation of the measurement?,or that difference means it is for other truck
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The difference could have something to do with the International standardization of measurements. This had some affect on my profession as a land surveyor, stands to reason that it would affect micro-measurements too.


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