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Old 11-07-2010, 01:49 PM
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Yeah, it would have. I haven't seen one go that cheap in awhile. The lift arms are plenty long...and really, you're only adding 3" to the diameter of the tire, which isn't much.
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New problem, I got the SGT front rims and tires today. I put the rims on and the hub is about .25 inches longer than the 1860 spindle. Will the spindles from a SGT fit into the front axle of the 1860? I was looking at the rim also, it looks like it could be put in a lathe and have that .25 inch taken off the hub to make it fit. Any ideas? I want to keep the 1860 axle since it sits lower than the SGT axle, keeps the lines straight on what I am making.
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New problem, I got the SGT front rims and tires today. I put the rims on and the hub is about .25 inches longer than the 1860 spindle. Will the spindles from a SGT fit into the front axle of the 1860? I was looking at the rim also, it looks like it could be put in a lathe and have that .25 inch taken off the hub to make it fit. Any ideas? I want to keep the 1860 axle since it sits lower than the SGT axle, keeps the lines straight on what I am making.
I just got 2 rear axle hubs, wich allow 5bolt 12" wheels on front, the hubs are 3/4" shorter than spindle. not a problem to make spacer,am using skinny IH farmall front wheels. thanks for the rear fender clearence work,will install 27/10.50/ 12 rear Mud hogs on the diesel 1811d i'm building!
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