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Getting Framed Jim Meyer Spindles
Getting Your First-Gen Corvette Properly Framed
Standard equipment on the Jim Meyer spindles, with the IFS or chassis, is 1011/42-inch front GM disc brakes, while 11- or 12-inch GM disc brakes, Wilwood, or Baer "super stoppers" are optional equipment. The ball joints used to hold these '70-'81 Jim Meyer Camaro-style spindles were used by GM on just about everything they made from about 1974 to 1988. This makes for great interchangeability for larger GM brakes and spindles. View Related Article
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