I bought an 09 smackdown car last fall and just now began taking it apart and checking everything. I noticed the spindles had a tag welded on the front side that said "masterSbilt" now from what I've read in other threads these are the s7 spindles. A good friend of mine bought out a guy who had tons of mastersbilt stuff, including like 10 brand new TWM spindles for a masters. My question, is there anyway of visually identifying if they are smackdown spindles or s7? They aren't marked or labeled anywhere. Also TWM seems to make some really nice parts, are there spindles as good or better quality than say from PPM or mastersbilt?
How to identify mastersbilt s7 spindles
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Old MasterSbilt has 6 degree pin inclination. S7 is 7 degree. If you have a spindle checker, rig up a jig and use a digital angle finder to compare.Originally posted by Welder89 View PostI bought an 09 smackdown car last fall and just now began taking it apart and checking everything. I noticed the spindles had a tag welded on the front side that said "masterSbilt" now from what I've read in other threads these are the s7 spindles. A good friend of mine bought out a guy who had tons of mastersbilt stuff, including like 10 brand new TWM spindles for a masters. My question, is there anyway of visually identifying if they are smackdown spindles or s7? They aren't marked or labeled anywhere. Also TWM seems to make some really nice parts, are there spindles as good or better quality than say from PPM or mastersbilt?Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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They have always built spindles in Crothersville, IN. I just picked some up a while back and Keith was getting some upgrades done on the jig.Originally posted by SS Motorsports View PostUnless something has changed TWM builds all the spindles for MastersbiltModern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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