Whats the easiest way to identify if you have a 94-95 Spindle? I done my 5 lug setup a few years ago and I have 2003 Cobra(9") wheels up front and im fighting this rub issue. Back when I bought the spindles/hubs I got them from car-part.com and was told they were 95 model spindles. I guess I trusted what they said becuase I dont ever remember verifying the info. I dont know if its were the wheels are 9" or if I actually have 96-98 spindles thats cuasing the wheel to set out too much. Thanks!
94-95 Spindle Question
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PUNISHER RACING
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i thought all the spindles were the same from 94-04 with only the A arm length changing from SN to New Edge.....i could be wrong though
fox racer
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Wrong. 94/95, 96-98, 99-04 are all different (I MIGHT be wrong with the 96-98 & 99-04, but the 94/94 is DEFINITELY different from the 96-04). Here's the quick way to tell the difference:
Hold the spindle so the hub/lug nuts are facing you. Now look at the steering arm. If it has a curve in it (looks like an upward bend) it's a 94/95. If the steering arm is straight (no bend) it's a 96-04.
There are other differences but they are very difficult to realize by just looking at them, this is the easiest way. If you don't really know what your doing or aren't confident with your knowledge on the subject, get the 94/95 spindles with fox length A arms to save yourself headaches.
PUNISHER RACING
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Ok, I'll look around on it and see if I can find it. Dont want to have to tear it all apart to tell though.
Shakerhood
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94-95 have the Curved Steering Arm and the P/N begins with F4 or F5 and the 96-04s have a Straight Steering Arm.
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