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I found a few posts online saying that they will fit the Torque Trust wheels so maybe I should order them from Summit and worst case scenario return them if they don't fit.
Got it off! What a pain in the butt that was. Funny, I kept pounding at the pickle fork and smackeds the stud with a small sledge hammer and it popped out. Thanks for all the suggestions!
Yes thats exactly where I'm hitting it. But I can only get so much swing into it since there are headers in the way. I'l try again later once I've figured another method of attack.
Darn it. I can' get it off even with a puller. I guess I'll "try" to separate the tie rods and pull the pitman arm off the steering shaft and get it on a press. No way this is coming off lol.
67 b body. Tried a pickle fork and zip gun and it still won't seperate from the drag link. I've got limited space as in I don' have access to a lift. Any tricks to get this off?
I have a question concerning a disc brake conversion I'm in the process of completing. Presently I have 4 wheel drum on my 67 RT and will be upgrading to either front disc or all wheel disc as I complete my mini tub/spring relocation project.
If I go front disc, is there a proportioning valve...