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11-21-2013 #1
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WTB C5 Conversion Hubs (Machined drum hubs)
Looking for a set of drum hubs that have been machined to accept C5/LS1/CTS-V disc brakes.
Doing a disc upgrade on my 69 Camaro
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11-21-2013 #2
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Get your hubs turned down in a lathe, available at most any machine shop and repair shop that does brakes, we've don this mod 4 times and it is a very straightforward and simple process. Measure the inside diameter of the rotor and turn the hub to fit, too easy.
11-21-2013 #3
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Thanks. I would but I'm running disc brake spindles so I don't have drum brake hubs. I just figured that I would see if anyone had a set of rebuilt or new hubs that were already machined since I have to buy some anyway.
11-21-2013 #4
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I bought a set from ebay last year and then turned them down on a brake lathe.
Justin N.
1966 Chevelle
1992 GMC Typhoon
1989 Jeep Wrangler CJ 6.0 Twin Turbo
1981 Jeep CJ7
11-21-2013 #5
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i have an extra pair of drum hubs kicking around,shoot me an offer.what state are you in?phil
72 chevelle.
11-22-2013 #6
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I have an extra set also, you can have them just have to pay for shipping. Did you get the steering arms?
Chris
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LT4 (coming)/T56 DSE suspension
1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass S convertible (442 Clone)
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11-22-2013 #7
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Got the steering arms. Thanks again.
Sure just let me know how much shipping is.
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