[Found!] 65 Dart GT 10" front Hub

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I need a hub for a 65 Dart 10" front brakes. Looking for RH thread. I will take a pair if that's how you want to sell them. Will also take drums if needed, and price is fair. Shipping would be to 17025. posting picture, it uses a big bearing on that back, much larger than later models, not sure if 66 would work the same. 7/16 small bolt pattern
Thanks for any help
T.J.

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Here's the issue I mentioned, the base of each stud is swedged or flaired out to lock the drum on. When you press the studs out it very often oversizes the hub holes.

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Mojack said:
Here's the issue I mentioned, the base of each stud is swedged or flaired out to lock the drum on. When you press the studs out it very often oversizes the hub holes.

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I had seen somewhere on here that someone used a tool similar to a hole saw to cut that before removing. I am not sure if it was a regular hole saw or just for cutting the swedge, @RustyRatRod may know more.
 
Mojack said:
Here's the issue I mentioned, the base of each stud is swedged or flaired out to lock the drum on. When you press the studs out it very often oversizes the hub holes.
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Correct, the front studs are swaged in place. You can grind that off to be able to remove the stud, and it won't bugger up the hole. I used a dremel to get mine out.
 
chryslerfat said:
I had seen somewhere on here that someone used a tool similar to a hole saw to cut that before removing. I am not sure if it was a regular hole saw or just for cutting the swedge, @RustyRatRod may know more.
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Yes, all it takes it a regular steel cutting 5/8 hole saw. Really simple to do. I use my drill press but you can do it carefully with a hand held drill. I just drill the swedges all the way through the drum to the hub surface and that lets the drum loose.
 
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