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Old 01-09-2007, 11:03 PM   #1
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Inner Tie rods?

Hey All,
I just finished rebuilding the front suspension on the Blower Truck ran into a "Little" problem at the very end.

The truck is a 72 C10 power steering,brakes etc.
Now the problem, the inner tie rod I have which was purchased for onother project truck was I believe ordered for a 71-72 C10 PS,PB but the diameter of the stud is .580 and the drag link is .480 meaning the new rod won't freakin fit.

The inner rod is the smaller diameter stud as is the drag link, both inner/outer mounting points are the small dia.

So I call my Nephew he runs a local parts store and give him all the pertinent info on the truck he says yeah got em in stock so I go to pick them up they are the bigger stud also so what the hell, is the drag link off a different year truck the mounting holes are the same size.

I am not to good at explaining my thoughts written down so if anyone gets the drift of this problem Help!!!

Thanks in advance
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66 427/435 corvette motor (hopefully 871 Blower)
66 M21 4 speed (swapped in a built TH400)
31/16.5/15 Mickeys (soon to be 29.5X18.5X15 MT)

1972 C10 Stepside Pro-Street
1988 bed
3" Top Chop
Custom Red Pearl paint w/overlapping Ghost Flames
P/S P/W P/B P/DL P/door open
Everything Shaved
Frenched antenna
461CI BBC BDS Blower 1100 Dynoed HP
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Old 01-13-2007, 04:12 AM   #2
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Re: Inner Tie rods?

Sounds like the centerlink that you are using is from a drum brake truck maybe?

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Old 01-13-2007, 10:13 PM   #3
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Re: Inner Tie rods?

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Sounds like the centerlink that you are using is from a drum brake truck maybe?

Jason
For awhile I thought that was the case but isn't there always a but?
My nephew who I get my parts from wholesale was ordering for a C20 not a C10 so on our sister site I got the Moog part # and lo and behold they are the right ones when ordered for a C10 needless to say the Nephew is a little red faced at the moment.

I'll post pics of the refresh asap.

Thanks for the feed back Jason.

Dennis
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1970 C10 Stepside (soon to be a 68
w/PS/PB/S&W back-half narrowed F**D 9inch w/Discs)
66 427/435 corvette motor (hopefully 871 Blower)
66 M21 4 speed (swapped in a built TH400)
31/16.5/15 Mickeys (soon to be 29.5X18.5X15 MT)

1972 C10 Stepside Pro-Street
1988 bed
3" Top Chop
Custom Red Pearl paint w/overlapping Ghost Flames
P/S P/W P/B P/DL P/door open
Everything Shaved
Frenched antenna
461CI BBC BDS Blower 1100 Dynoed HP
TH400 Super Heavy Duty
Full Back-Half
Narrowed 12 Bolt 4:10
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Old 01-15-2007, 12:10 PM   #4
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Re: Inner Tie rods?

The 70 on back were smaller than the 71 up.
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