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    Straight Axle hub to hub dimensions?

     



    Can any of the deuce guys tell me what your hub to hub dimensions are?

    I'm changing my 36 to a open wheel rod with Ibeam drop axles and I'm trying to figure out where my tires will end up. Trying to decide between 46" or 48" Ibeam.

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    It's going to depend a bit on all of the hardware choices made, but you can figure around 5 1/2" on each side from the center of the upper kingpin hole to the wheel mounting flange surface. Then, of course, you'll need to be mindfull of wheel offset/width/tire profile.
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    Thanks Uncle Bob. That helps. The Winters rears look to be 56" flange to flange. So looks like the fronts would be 57" or 59". If I go with 4's in the front on a 59" axle (48") with a 1.5" bs I'd have to go with the largest back spacing available on a 10 to even get close to having the outsides of the tires matching. And they still wouldn't. Would have to narrow the quick change. Doubt I'd be lucky enough to find a used one with the width I desire.

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