fbronson
1/2 ton status
I came across an old Dodge D44 with those nice flat-top knuckles. Anybody use a dodge style flat-top these days? i.e. any chance in hell that I am going to sell them? /forums/images/graemlins/whistling.gif
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Steering Knuckles Question
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I believe they will work. I am using Grand Wagoneer knuckles /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
Hossbaby50
3/4 ton status
Dodge knuckles have the funky casting with something from the brakes cast into it. I know a guy who is using a dodge knuckle for crossover but he had to cut the funky part off. Looked kinda scary to me though. Once that area is gone the casting is kinda thin there.
Harley
Harley
Maybe on a dodge?
Really, I've seen the bosses on the back for the caliper mount and those would have to go but I don't know if there are other variations that could work. We have a couple of old dodge housings here but I haven't looked at them that close. I'd say just compare them to a GM knuckle to see what you can do with them.
A dodge truck would be a perfect application for them.
Really, I've seen the bosses on the back for the caliper mount and those would have to go but I don't know if there are other variations that could work. We have a couple of old dodge housings here but I haven't looked at them that close. I'd say just compare them to a GM knuckle to see what you can do with them.
A dodge truck would be a perfect application for them.
fbronson
1/2 ton status
Yeah, I compared them to the standard 10bolt GM knuckle and found that the spindle bolt pattern is definitely different! Maybe I'll try to find a dodge website and post them on there. /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
