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Old 02-11-2021, 03:49 PM   #26
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I just scored a set of these spindles in a bulk item purchase. How can I tell what ball joint they fit?

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After contacting CPP who could not tell me difference in ball joints , a friend received his Ridetech Streetgrip for his 1976 C10, we measured the upper ball joint opening on the supplied spindles, and came up with .710"

Measured mine and was .680", so .030" smaller, so I assume this means mine are for 71-72 ball joints

Can anyone confirm this? thanks
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After contacting CPP who could not tell me difference in ball joints , a friend received his Ridetech Streetgrip for his 1976 C10, we measured the upper ball joint opening on the supplied spindles, and came up with .710"

Measured mine and was .680", so .030" smaller, so I assume this means mine are for 71-72 ball joints

Can anyone confirm this? thanks
Does this help?
It came from CPP.
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It came from CPP.
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Thanks Keith, that is great and confirms our measurements. I can now sell with confidence of what will fit.
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