Reply to "Front Spindle Castle Nuts"

bosswrenchMember

Regardless of whether you buy a kit or not, the spindles both need to be drilled 0.060" for the cotter pin. Since the required hole is outboard of the bearings, drilling doesn't weaken the spindles at all. And the spindles are spercific to the Pantera as far as I know, although the front wheel bearings and seal are the same as 67-69 Chev truck or early '70s Porsche 911. They also fit Mangusta. The castellated nuts are stock late Pantera and at the price new are probably not worth searching for a foreign intertchange so you can buy wrecking-yard nuts.

5/17/0412:41 PM

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