Spindle question

[HRJ]

Thank you very much for the information.

Check PMs.........

[washeduptoo]

Thanks for the help.

[hammond]

PONTIAC CATALINA THINKING AROUND 62(?). ITS A STEEL SPINDLE AND HAS A BOLT ON STEERING ARM . IT WILL TAKE A LOT OF REWORKING ,ITS A TALL SPINDLE ASWELL .Very hard to find.

[not clamped up]

62 Catalina tierod bolts on top of the steering arm...that could be what i'm looking for Thanks Mr. Hammond.

[hammond]

lefthander chassis my still have some , i have run them on my mods way back in the late 80s but where very hard to find then .

[racin6mod]

didnt the 64-72 chevelles montys ect" have bolt on steering arms

yes the first junk yard chevelle clip I bought had spindles with bolt on steering arms.

[JR. MECHANIC]

I believe the race car you were looking at was redone by Mark Bush who runs the RaceWise Chassis Schools.

[stillfast]

spindles

The Howe cast spindle used a 12' big GM rotor and an Olds caliper bracket. Early 60's Corvettes had a bolt on steering arm. Back in the 70's and 80's John Benson Sr. used Corvette steering arms, and a 70 Impala spindle (70 only) to make a very good race spindle. The lower ball joint eye had to be cut off, turned over and rewelded. Several of the Fords had a tall spindle with bolt on arms. Interested to see if anyone else is running this style spindle. The early Camaro and Chevelle spindle are very short .