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I'm trying to switch a front drum setup to disc without blowing $800 smackers.Which is twice as much as I paid for the whole truck.What 5 lug rotor/spindle setup bolts on to a'66 C10 truck? Which chevy car or truck can I yank them from at my local pick n pull o Stovebolt masters!!!Your wise words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated.

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Hey Jed-go to your neighbourhood boneyard and lay your grubhooks onto a set of spindles/rotors/calipers from a 1973-1987 Chevy or GMC half ton pickup. You will switch your original upper and lower balljoints for whatever year of replacement spindle you use and the spindles will just bolt on. Unfortunately the tierod shaft taper where they go into the spindle is not the same from your old style tierods to the newer spindle. I believe that you could get around this by replacing all of your steering linkages with the newer type ones (tierods, centerlink, idler arm). Hope this helps, Jed.

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Muchos gracias Wannabe Advance D for the words of wisdom.Now I know what to look for at the pick your part this weekend,my eyes have seen the light brother!You are a Stovebolt Master.Adios amigo.

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Look for a 71 /72 chevy half ton. It has direct bolt in ,worked on a buddy1s 63 suburban.It also has 5-lug chevy car bolt pattern for the wheels.


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As Mechaniac says, jed....as Mechaniac says.

There I go agasin quoting from the, ahem "all knowing magazine world" and letting my mouth get my a$$ in trouble... wink

Let us know how your swap works out Jed. This will be a valuable addition to the "non-stock" portion of the forums.

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Thank you Mechainiac for the Stovebolt wisdom.Thank's again Wannabe Advance D.I'll let you gent's know how everything turns out.I'm going hunting at pick n pull for rotors and spindles,your words of wisdom will act as my compass,thanks for pointing me in the right direction Stovebolt Masters!


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