Torino Spindles Question

Discussion in 'Technical' started by Marc74Mav, Jan 9, 2015.

  1. Marc74Mav

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    So, I would like to know if I can use 70-73 torino spindles with all the hardware mounted on them on my maverick. I easily can get torino parts here in Tennessee and need to know if the spindles (loaded) will fit on my maverick. It's a 74. Any replies would be greatly appreciated.
     
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    Only through 1971, '72 & up is a totally different vehicle(and far more common) AFAIK those all had discs, while they were a option on '71 & earlier...

    The '68 & '69 Torino, Fairlane, Falcon, Ranchero, Cyclone, Montego etc are also same, but use slightly smaller bearings and tie rod pins... I have the '69 parts on my Comet...
     
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    Hi Marc - I moved your post to a new thread all your own. The other thread was from 2006.
     
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    thanks much for the swift reply guys! helped a ton already. trying to make this my daily and drums just aint cutting it.
    next is the t5 swap cause that c4 sucks on the interstate.
     

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