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Old 05-04-2022, 07:47 PM
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I'd have to assume that drum to disc conversion kits take care of this. If you're converting from drum to disc, you can't just buy the disc parts, you need the kit for adaptation purposes.
Not converting, I am replacing a bad axle on a factory disc car.

The height of the wheel centering hub on my disc axle is 11/16"..........it's approx 9/16" on a drum brake axle. Not too much of a difference but want to be sure before buying a used axle from a drum brake car then having issues mounting the wheel.
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Old 05-04-2022, 08:14 PM
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Not converting, I am replacing a bad axle on a factory disc car.

The height of the wheel centering hub on my disc axle is 11/16"..........it's approx 9/16" on a drum brake axle. Not too much of a difference but want to be sure before buying a used axle from a drum brake car then having issues mounting the wheel.
Whoops. Read that a bit too quickly.

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