Front spindle..
#2
I can answer some of your questions. I would get good used knuckles if possible, this way you know the geometry is the same for this car. The left & right are different. If you look how the tie rod goes to each you will see they are not interchangeable and the brake caliper mounts will also be different locations. The 70 & 71 I would think would be the same.. But don't quote me on that however
Last edited by zl1 camaro; May 15th, 2024 at 10:43 AM.
#4
I can answer some of your questions. I would get good used knuckles if possible, this way you know the geometry is the same for this car. The left & right are different. If you look how the tie rod goes to each you will see they are not interchangeable and the brake caliper mounts will also be different locations. The 70 & 71 I would think would be the same.. But don't quote me on that however
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#6
Hey thanks for this info, I thought that GM did away with bolt on steering linkage in the last 60's,& as far as bolt on caliper mounts wow. I did not know this either. I must be used to newer car I guess.
#7
Last GM car to use bolt on type spindle was the '74 X body. so early summer of '74 were the last to use that type of spindle that had "bolt on" steering arms. After that - everything was a "cast" or integral spindle.
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spindles.
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