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Kingpin inclination, Dodge Custom Coupe


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Hi! 

 

Does anyone know what the kingpin inclination is on a 1948 Dodge custom coupe? 

 

Why I am asking is because I'm building a tube axle and need to know at what inclination I need to weld the kingpin bosses.

 

PS. I do have a complete frontend which I will measure from but it would be nice to bxe in the ballpark.

 

Best regards, Robin

 

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why are you building a tube axle when this car has independent front suspension. Just rebuild the upper and lower control bushings and then replace the tie rod ends.

 

I still have the original suspension in my 1939 desoto that has over 100000 mile and it still tracks straight and also the original king pins.

 

Why mess with something that has proven it works.

 

 

Rich Hartung

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41 minutes ago, Plymouthy Adams said:

4 3/4 -6

Thank you. Am I understanding correctly that the inclination is between 4.75 and 6 degrees? Seems like more to me ?

Posted
1 hour ago, Plymouthy Adams said:

well, you can choose what to set it at.....this is the specs by per the factory book and just what you asked for...

 

Thank you, I appreciate it.

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