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Ziegelsteinfaust 12-11-2021 12:52 PM

Redrilling front hubs.
 
Tomorrow after work. I am going to go pick up a 75 C20 front suspension, and or crossmember.

So while I sit here monitoring temps. I was wondering if I could redrill C20 hubs from 8x6.5 to 5x5.

I couldn't find a answer one way or another on the Google. If not I will just use C10 1.25 spindles as I originally planned.

As I have said before. I plan to abuse the truck, and want to HD it up. As I want to run rally cross events, and not sheer off front suspension pieces.

Breaking a axle is one thing. Breaking a ball joint is another.

I am married to the 5x5 pattern for the foreseeable future due to rebuilding my rear axle unexpectedly after the driveshaft u-joint failure, and recent purchase of new to me 17x9 rims. Which look like aluminum version of the Soft 8's the rear Muscle truck has.

kwmech 12-11-2021 03:08 PM

Re: Redrilling front hubs.
 
I don't think the casting on the back of the rotor will allow you to move the studs in 3/4''. Let alone the face of the hub.

Ziegelsteinfaust 12-11-2021 04:00 PM

Re: Redrilling front hubs.
 
From the online pics it looks like it can.

Using the inner portion of the wheel studs as a guide.

Either way it is a good buy for the parts I need/want. My front bushings are toast, and my sway bar bushing exist in name only.

So either way it works out in my favor.

kwmech 12-11-2021 11:58 PM

Re: Redrilling front hubs.
 
8 on 6.5 minus 5 on 5 equals a 1'' difference????????????????? must be the new math going around

Getter-Done 12-12-2021 09:33 AM

Re: Redrilling front hubs.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kwmech (Post 9006197)
8 on 6.5 minus 5 on 5 equals a 1'' difference????????????????? must be the new math going around

Good catch.
I will correct that.:chevy:


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