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Will this fit a chevy 3/4 ton D44?
- Thread starter bayou blazer
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I looked up the bearing part numbers for an '85 Ford F250 and an '85 Chevy K20 and they were exact matches. I don't know if the inner and outer bearings are spaced the same distance apart though; one brand spindle may be longer than the other brand.
bayou blazer
1/2 ton status
thanks for the info
ford is the odd ball. gm/dodge swap easy.
Why pay that much for them when you can get them cheaper? I wouldn't waste time with Ford parts when you can get the correct GM stuff instead.
Another thing I believe won't allow the fitment of the Ford rotors on GM's: hat depth of the rotors. Even though the bearing hubs may be the same or fit the same, the hat depth of each can be different in where it won't allow the proper fitment of the calipers since it would either put the rotor too far out or too close in to the caliper mounts.
If you are really bored, go to your local parts store and have them pull bare rotors out and measure them to check the differences.
Another thing I believe won't allow the fitment of the Ford rotors on GM's: hat depth of the rotors. Even though the bearing hubs may be the same or fit the same, the hat depth of each can be different in where it won't allow the proper fitment of the calipers since it would either put the rotor too far out or too close in to the caliper mounts.
If you are really bored, go to your local parts store and have them pull bare rotors out and measure them to check the differences.
yes that is true on rotors. gm 3/4 8 lug is one distence from back to stud area. the ford ones are 1/2" more to the same area.
Leper
1/2 ton status
I am pretty sure the rotor contact area is farther out. They won't work easy. You can get chevys from a local part store for less.
