Not that different. Not the same either. Measured (some by eye) with a digital caliper. Don't build a spindle from these. I don't have a E494A hub. I'm going to clean up a 100E hub and measure it soon. Mike
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- Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:11 pm
- Forum: Technical Discussion
- Topic: 100E brakes on Upright spindle
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Re: 100E brakes on Upright spindle
A sketch of the spindles (1000 words worth)
Not that different. Not the same either. Measured (some by eye) with a digital caliper. Don't build a spindle from these. I don't have a E494A hub. I'm going to clean up a 100E hub and measure it soon. Mike
Not that different. Not the same either. Measured (some by eye) with a digital caliper. Don't build a spindle from these. I don't have a E494A hub. I'm going to clean up a 100E hub and measure it soon. Mike
- Tue Jul 12, 2022 7:07 am
- Forum: Technical Discussion
- Topic: 100E brakes on Upright spindle
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Re: 100E brakes on Upright spindle
Thanks ! I'm using the 100E rear axle complete. Made that end easy. In the front, both of my seal "bosses" are 1.25" diameter. Both spindles are .986" OD at the inner bearing. My hub slides right on and the seal goes over the "boss". The rub, tighten the outer nut and t...
- Mon Jul 11, 2022 10:35 pm
- Forum: Technical Discussion
- Topic: 100E brakes on Upright spindle
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100E brakes on Upright spindle
Greetings, I have some upright spindles. Probably E494A from looking at pictures. I have a '57 100E donor car. I have taken the 100e brakes apart and the spindles have all of the same diameters. I guess I have the earlier 100E spindle, a good thing. The hub goes right on. If you tighten the castle n...