Technical chevrolet spindle dimensions

I need the dimensions of a 1949-1954 chevrolet car spindle. Going to cut disc brake caliper brackets. Anyone have these measurements?

 

you probably ought to get one in your hand before you get too far along...

 

http://droppedaxles.com/TECH_ARTICLES.html#TXTOBJ7D815453535DE1
Read the article in the above Link or contact Nostalgia Sid......................... Jeff

 

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Basic-Disc-Brake-Kit-GM-Mid-size-to-Early-Chevy-Spindle,4428.html

 

i have found that this type of kit will not work on a straight axle but does work on a dropped axle.
i tried to fit this on my straight axle and i found that the caliper puck area would hit the axle and shorten the turning radius. i believe since the caliper is bolted at the 3:00 o'clock position it wouldn't work. i tried it on a 4" dropped axle and the caliper puck would go into the drop area alright for maximum radius. i think for a straight axle the caliper needs to at the 12:00 o'clock position. anybody else have this problem?

 

The OP has a passenger car IFS.

I believe that if you tweak the steering arms, this kit will work.

 

Like has been posted Speedway has a great picture and dimensions for the Chevrolet spindles