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adjustable kingpins

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adjustable kingpins

Post by rockcrawler31 »

have seen these a few places and was wondering if they have any drawbacks. I'd like to use them instead of castor plates. How hard are they to fit with regards to the shims and bearing preload?
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Post by Sic Lux »

Do you have a link to a site about them but can't see how it would be harder than fitting stock ones and it should come with instructions so read up.
plenty of parts on the bench
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Post by fullmetaljacket »

I have fitted them to 4x4 hino firetucks before......they were a ecentric ball type. fairly easy to fit following directions to get cast and camber right.
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