I used factory 80s gm 14 bolt hubs. Welded up the factory 8 stud holes. Then drill 6x5 5 pattern, machined od of the hub ti 4.25" and it all worked perfectly
No pics but grind bevel on tubes did 3 passes and then slid in axles, measured gap between axle and hub and cut end of axle the length off so it worked good.
We also had local machine shop machine the hubs to 4.25" centerbore and then I machined end of the Yukon cut to length axles to 4.25"...
I've also done it on a GM 14 bolt, but I got another set of axle tubes with spindles off Ebay. Then I cut the tubes and welded them together to make it wider. Aluminum pucks at center and an aluminum bushing for the spindle end to make it all straight. Then you can get the GM/Dodge spindles...
Run 12+ degree caster at ride height. Ford frames are narrow so don't bother adding more work to center mount radius arms. Copy Mitch Made beams and be happy your kit is smart and wants beams.
Awesome trip. I took my tacoma from Phoenix up I17 to bumblebee then dirt to crown king, ate lunch then ended at friends home in Prescott. Then took dirt north Prescott to the overland expo in Flagstaff. Then on way home did dirt down from I17 into Schenbley hill rd into Sedona. Then...
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