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Hub-to-hub width of RideTech vs SpeedTech vs stock?
Can anyone tell me the hub-to-hub width (not including rotor hat thickness) of the complete Ridetech front end with their tall spindles vs. Speedtech w/ ATS spindles vs the stock drum spindle width of 59"?
Thanks! joe |
Hey Joe, long time no talk. Last time I checked the stock hub width was 60", the same as the Camaro. That's why we build our clip that width.
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Thanks for the quickly reply! I'm making some custom stuff and looking at current aftermarket uprights, but want to retain as close as possible my current hub-hub width with current wheels. So trying to figure which companies have what widths.
As far as I could read it's 59" hub flange to hub flange for drum spindles minus the thickness of the drum, and disc spindles minus discs are +9/16" thickness per side, so bringing that to total flange-to-flange stock disc setup as 60.125" Maybe some direct input from Ridetech & Speedtech as to what they design their systems around would be awesome! |
I will get this tomorrow for you
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Any measurements from Blake or Bret?
Thanks! Joe |
Not yet. Remember this is Thanksgiving weekend, when even the most hardcore of us are trying to stay away from the shop :)
I'll try to have someone get this info in the next couple of days. |
Oh sorry, didn't mean to put pressure.. I forgot that being from up here in Canadia eh!
No rush, just wanted to "get some attention" so that the numbers could be dug up at some point :P |
The tru turn frint end is 60" wheel mount to wheel mount, same as oem. This will vary slightly according to exact alignment specs and exact ride height.
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Awesome, thanks Bret, that's exactly what I was hoping for!
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60" Plus your rotors
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