14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Anyone runnin one of the big boys in their truck?
Posted via Mobile Device Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
What are you trying to figure out? Will it swap? I have a 72 C30 cab chassis that I swapped a 14 bolt into in place of the eaton. It was a direct swap except for the shock mounts and a little finagling with the e brake cables. Coil sprung trucks will require new pads in place of the leaf perches. I don't know about the GMC version with the leafs if it will be a direct replacement or the possibility of moving the mounts. Hope this helps
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
I replaced my Eaton with a 14 Bolt and it's the best thing I did. You can't get parts for the Eatons. 14 Bolts are a lot more common.
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Same thing here, replaced the eaton with a 14 bolt and 3.42s in my longhorn. Didn't have to move the spring seats, but had a little fabrication with the shocks and parking brake cables
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Is an "Eaton" a 12 bolt? If not how do I know if I have a Eaton or not?
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Ttt
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
I can't remember the number of bolts on the inspection cover, but they have a "drop out" style third member kinda like a ford 9".
Here's a pic for reference: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1240107296 |
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
So it has bolts on each side right? The inspection cover on the rear and the 3rduse member on the front
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Quote:
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Well thats cool, didnt know those existed, if they were easier to get parts for id b on the hunt for one, already looking for too many hard to find parts already though
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
What is the U-Joint situation? I just stripped an 82 C30 front and rear to swap into my 71 C30 Dually. I am going to do the whole crossmember swap in the front and change out the rear. Shocks are obvious but NAPA shows different #s for the U-Joint.
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
1 Attachment(s)
Here is mine came from a 73 one ton
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
For years, I ran a 14 bolt SF that I just swapped out in favor of the 14 bolt FF. I am letting someone else finangle the E-brake cables but even with the SF, I have to use conversion u-joints as I have the heavy duty driveline. If that's already done, it's a bolt-on. Even the SF was a good call but I pull a heavy trailer and where it had held up well, I just felt safer with the full-floater.
In short, it works and works very well. |
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
I run a late model 11.5" 14 bolt in my k20. The extra width and strength is only a set of perches and shock mounts away.
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
I'm in.I acquired a used "75 FF 14 bolt for free.Had been sitting for years.I had to throw away the drums ,backing plates,shoes wheel studs,etc... I hear that disc brake conversions on these are cheap and plentiful. I haven't gotten around to measuring width difference between '67 12 bolt and the 14 bolt. Mine won't be a bolt in with coils and track bar. I'm always looking for info,so if anyone has more please pile it on. Good thread!
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
I used 9.5 14 bolt from a 90 SS 454 in my 67 K10. relocated perches and used front gm 10 bolt shock mounts. Made a 6 lug from 5 on 5 with hub centric 1.5" spacers.
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
1 Attachment(s)
..................
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Quote:
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
I'm sitting on an 8 lug 9.5" if you might be interested. The 8 lug is kind of rare and I ran it for years on my 72 without issue. I just upgraded to the 10.5"
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Why is it a 14 bolt? I see 10.
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
Quote:
|
Re: 14 bolts's in 67-72 C-Series???
The two other pics are Eaton axles. I think one has it's cover installed upside down.
|
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 03:07 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Copyright 1997-2022 67-72chevytrucks.com