1/2 ton front spindle is diff (snaller) 1/2 ton rear spindle

Posted by clueless [198.41.226.109] on Friday, May 10, 2019 at 13:09:08 :

the same as wdx wc63 etc and uses the same bearings

So yes they used the 1/2 yon spindle for the 1 ton ffpw

Just placed an order with dc and he confirmed this so i posted the info
For those who were curious

• again

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• Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - Chris Case 07:18:19 05/11/2019
  • Re: Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - clueless 10:39:21 05/11/2019
    • Re: Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - Kaegi 18:14:32 05/11/2019
      • Re: Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - clueless 18:17:36 05/11/2019
        • For example look at the wheel position on the w200 power - clueless 18:28:01 05/11/2019
    • Re: Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - Keith in Washington 16:14:54 05/11/2019
      • Re: Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - clueless 17:25:05 05/11/2019
        • Re: Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - Keith in Washington 18:27:21 05/11/2019
          • So the million $ question is - clueless 18:44:53 05/11/2019
            • Re: So the million $ question is - Kaegi 21:03:18 05/11/2019
              • Beating a dead horse !! So - clueless 08:56:57 05/12/2019
              • Re: So the million $ question is - clueless 22:22:55 05/11/2019
            • Re: So the million $ question is - Clint Dixon 20:04:08 05/11/2019
              • Re: So the million $ question is - clueless 20:43:06 05/11/2019
    • Re: Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - clueless 10:42:50 05/11/2019
  • Re: Um, late 1/2t used 14" rears - dc 10:24:11 05/11/2019
• Re: 1/2 ton front spindle is diff (snaller) 1/2 ton rear spindle - Vaughn 17:48:20 05/10/2019
  • Re: 1/2 ton front spindle is diff (snaller) 1/2 ton rear spindle - clueless 22:46:05 05/10/2019

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