help with1932-1933-1934 ford spindles!

[moses-t]

hi!!! every body first have a good day and weekend!!!
i get on ebay these 1932-33-34 flathead ford spindles for my "T"
and im worried about what brakes gonna use
wich one kingpins fit on? and if i can use rotor and calipers
what type of rotor where to find it
well thanks
for the feed back
and thanks for the help with these mess in my head !!!

 

[Youngster]

Moses ..what kind of brakes do you want to use? Are you using a Ford axel or an after-market tube type? Do you have access to a lathe?

Ron

 

[moses-t]

hi youngster im gonna use the tube type axle and want to use rotor brakes, i have a friend who own a lathe
what can i do in the lathe?
so many thanks!!!
moses

Moses ..what kind of brakes do you want to use? Are you using a Ford axel or an after-market tube type? Do you have access to a lathe?

Ron

 

[Youngster]

These spindles can be used but most all of the adaptor kit will need to be made by hand. The spindle is shorter than the later spindles ('37 to '48). You will have to turn bearing adaptors and make a caliper mount to fit the bolt pattern on your spindles by hand. Send a message to Ted Brown on here as to how he uses them.

My best advice is to put those back on e-bay and find a set of later spindles. Makes life a lot easier. There are kits to bolt disc binders to the later spindles. RPM offers a set of new repops for a very fair price.

One last thing ... welcome to the ''Dang I bought the wrong spindles club!'' Many of us have done that!!

Ron

 

[moses-t]

lol new forum member and new at the wrong spindles club lol
thanks for all
need to think what to do with

thanks youngter and have a good weekend

by the way thanks for the free plans you offer
on the site
you rock the house
thanks

These spindles can be used but most all of the adaptor kit will need to be made by hand. The spindle is shorter than the later spindles ('37 to '48). You will have to turn bearing adaptors and make a caliper mount to fit the bolt pattern on your spindles by hand. Send a message to Ted Brown on here as to how he uses them.

My best advice is to put those back on e-bay and find a set of later spindles. Makes life a lot easier. There are kits to bolt disc binders to the later spindles. RPM offers a set of new repops for a very fair price.

One last thing ... welcome to the ''Dang I bought the wrong spindles club!'' Many of us have done that!!

Ron