Need front hubs
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RE: Need front hubs
I've got the spindle already 
got that whole kit, just missing the 5 lug hubs. Here are the directions: http://www.vintagevenom.com/techsuppfdk.htm
got that whole kit, just missing the 5 lug hubs. Here are the directions: http://www.vintagevenom.com/techsuppfdk.htm
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RE: Need front hubs
FWIW:
I picked up the 5 lug hubs through APP. Great people to deal with. The hubs are slightly undersized in their full circumference, in comparison to a stock hub (probably the Chineese trying to save steel
). Which worked great for me. They were like $22.00 each for the '66 hubs.
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67T5ponycoupe is right you need and want the V8 spindles. Check with Degins. I think he was doing replacement spindles, but I can't remember what his specs were.
Man, I'm not diggin' that big old spacer either. From what I've heard and read, Vintage Venom has a good name. Just not sure I'd want that on my car. Mustang Steve and Randall's Rack make a caliper bracket that does not require that big old spacer setup for running the Cobra brakes. I'd give it a little more thought before committing. At least that way you have the option of running a stock back space, or adding adapters (still not my favorite thing) and running late model wheels.
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Good luck,
Scott
I picked up the 5 lug hubs through APP. Great people to deal with. The hubs are slightly undersized in their full circumference, in comparison to a stock hub (probably the Chineese trying to save steel
). Which worked great for me. They were like $22.00 each for the '66 hubs. edit*******************
67T5ponycoupe is right you need and want the V8 spindles. Check with Degins. I think he was doing replacement spindles, but I can't remember what his specs were.
Man, I'm not diggin' that big old spacer either. From what I've heard and read, Vintage Venom has a good name. Just not sure I'd want that on my car. Mustang Steve and Randall's Rack make a caliper bracket that does not require that big old spacer setup for running the Cobra brakes. I'd give it a little more thought before committing. At least that way you have the option of running a stock back space, or adding adapters (still not my favorite thing) and running late model wheels.
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Good luck,
Scott
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