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CA Chevy spindles and backing plates

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Used set of Chevy spindles and backing plates for the Chevy disc conversion.

Spindles are in great shape. Backing plates have some gouges and scrapes and the thin sheet metal cups that go around the center are not in the best shape. These are cosmetic to begin with, so the damage will not affect their function.

Also, the sheet metal dust shields have been removed - again, cosmetic and many people remove these anyway.

$175 shipped to your door

Local pickup for $165
 

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These are the standard spindles that work with the chevy conversion.

The large bearing spindles that started in '77 won't work unless you go to the extent of modifying the races inside the stock hubs.

If you're looking for a set of large bearing spindles, I have a set available.
 
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You'll need calipers and associated parts from a 1976 Blazer and hubs, rotors, and bearings from a 1976 Bronco. These parts are available from any decent auto parts store.
 

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Do the spindles come with the spindle nuts, washers, lock washer hardware?
 

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I can't believe these are still here. The spindles were by far the hardest parts to find used for my conversion on both my rigs. I ended up just buying them new.
 
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There was a point a few years ago that I'd sell these as soon as I found them. I must have sold six or seven sets in one year when the local junk yard had plenty of them.

This set has been up for sale for a while. It's interesting how certain parts go in and out of demand over the years.
 
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