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dually adapters

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I'm looking for some bolt on dually spacers like would have been used in a dually conversion. The ones I'm looking for bolt on,made of cast iron and 4.5" thick.
 
I have some for a rear axle , if needed. They are from a company called Arrowcraft and are 3 1/8" thick steel w/ 5/8" studs.
 
Here you go...

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The first pic is decieving, the adapter is only 3 1/8" thick. Also, one had a bad stud that I will be replacing prior to selling to anyone. Shipping will be tough though, they weigh 22 lbs each.
 
Those are a little thin for what I want it looks like :(

Here you go...

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The first pic is decieving, the adapter is only 3 1/8" thick. Also, one had a bad stud that I will be replacing prior to selling to anyone. Shipping will be tough though, they weigh 22 lbs each.
 
I was just at my storage too. They are standard dually hubs, came off an 86 Pathfinder van. I might have some pics tho, lemme check....
 
I'm not sure they would work on a GM axle. I know there is something like .400" longer, but can't remember which is longer, GM or Ford. Can't say that I've seen the other ones.....
 
These are going on a rear axle on top of rims. I'm making ass on duals just for sledpulling. Then I pull them back off. See rear end.




I'm not sure they would work on a GM axle. I know there is something like .400" longer, but can't remember which is longer, GM or Ford. Can't say that I've seen the other ones.....

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I just found that these are what the military used to convert some of the CUCV's to duallys if that helps any. If someone has some and would like to trade for DRW hubs I can do that too.
 

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