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Hot Rods F100 Brakes to early Ford spindles - Grinding bearings ?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by buickwagon, Jan 21, 2019.

  1. hi guys - Fitting F100 brakes to Early Ford spindles - old magazine article tells me I have to grind the radius on the inner bearing. Searching the internet, lots of people have said Nah ya dont have to grind the inner bearing - its not a problem, have never had to do this........

    so who is correct ? and if you have the grind the radius on the inner bearing - what do you use ?
    i bought a new rotary burr and it wouldnt even look at it let alone grind any sort of radius.

    can anyone ***ist ?
     
  2. There’s a thread on this with a back in the day magazine article scanned and copied into it. If you can’t find it I think I have it somewhere.

    I used it to set up my F1 brakes on roundback spindles. Doesn’t need much grinding - just enough to allow to sit back against the spindle. I used a tungsten burr and finished off with my powerfile. Tape the bearing first or it will get ruined.


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  3. i've always ground them as blackjack said

    if you don't grind them i don't think you'd have any problems, maybe just a little harder to get apart if needed
     
  4. Pete Eastwood
    Joined: Jul 27, 2011
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    Pete Eastwood
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    from california

    we used to machine a thin spacer with a radius
     
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  5. big duece
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    big duece
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    from kansas

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