Fwd: {Chrysler 300} Xout to slipover rear drums '57-'64.
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I wonder if later non-taper axles could be used with their centering boss?  Are the bearing outer res the same diameter?

Bill Huff

On 10/24/2022 11:00 AM, John Grady wrote:
I have gone through hell with this issue . We put Monaco 11” heavy finned drums on these taper  hubs , ( Dodge) may have  caused myself some of the problems I had by pressing out the studs ( he implies it opens up the holes , he is correct )——  but thinking was once lug nut is tight the whole thing is plenty strong even if the press is not as tight as first time . It is still a press, not loose in hub  . No , that is not the problem . But his way to take apart is better . Or swage  cutter .

 Centering is the problem .

His idea of drilling hole in stud is a good one , go even bigger on that hole .
Unlike later drums / axles there is no large 2”+  centering pilot machined on our hub , you depend on wheel bolt pattern to center brake drum doing it like this  . Not enough beef in flange to make a pilot either. ....................

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