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can't find shop to turn 122 drums 120-130

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posted by  beak on  Tue Sep 21 11:53 CST 2004
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I am not sure but it seems to me that it was 74 inches, anyway it came out the same as the Volvo rear end measured at the hubs where the wheel bolts on.
It was not bad until it came to mounting it in place using the Volvo rubber mounts on the control arms. Had to grind the rubber out a little and then had a heck of a time getting it centered and the distance from the front wheels the same at the same time so it woulden't dog track. I did it by myself and should have had a helper. Only having two arms is realy a pain in the butt sometimes.
The axle shafts were stock Ford and did not have to be cut, just a short one on both sides.
Dennis





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