Bored&Stroked Well-known member Dec 6, 2024 #2 They're not pressed in, they slide into a set of bushings that are reamed/honed for a precise fit.
19Fordy Well-known member Dec 6, 2024 #3 Be sure and read the POST below about 1936 King Pin Installation.
rich b Well-known member Dec 6, 2024 #4 highbeams said: Why are kingpins replaced? They're pressed on. Thank You! Click to expand... Because the kingpins wear, the bushings wear, and the thrust bearings get worn and crunchy.
highbeams said: Why are kingpins replaced? They're pressed on. Thank You! Click to expand... Because the kingpins wear, the bushings wear, and the thrust bearings get worn and crunchy.
B Bullerman Senior Member Dec 7, 2024 #5 Going to have the ones replaced in my 50 model next week or so. Passenger side is wore out. Driver side feels ok but I am having both replaced. I don't have the tools to do it.
Going to have the ones replaced in my 50 model next week or so. Passenger side is wore out. Driver side feels ok but I am having both replaced. I don't have the tools to do it.