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BarrettR
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26/27 spindlesg
So how much do the spindles lower the chassis? Looks to me like about an inch?
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Re: 26/27 spindlesg
From another discussion
A 09-25 T spindle. Measures 2.125" from bottom of kingpin shaft (not including bushing) to spindle centerline.
The 'improved car' (26-27) model T spindle; 2.75" from bottom of kingpin shaft (not including bushing) to spindle CL (spindle CL is 5/8" higher than the 09-25 spindle, producing a 'drop' of like amount.). So 5/8"
A 09-25 T spindle. Measures 2.125" from bottom of kingpin shaft (not including bushing) to spindle centerline.
The 'improved car' (26-27) model T spindle; 2.75" from bottom of kingpin shaft (not including bushing) to spindle CL (spindle CL is 5/8" higher than the 09-25 spindle, producing a 'drop' of like amount.). So 5/8"
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