D44 hub question

[Lonestar]

I'm looking to run a chevy flattop knuckle on my 79 bronco housing. I've found a 76 blazer in a local yard and I am wondering if I get the knuckle, caliper bracket, caliper, spindle, and stub shaft will I still be able to run the original 79 bronco rotor/hub assemble and locking hub.

Is this a straight bolt together mod or are there any clearance issues that need to be addressed? Will the chevy caliper and pads fit on the ford rotor?

I know people have done this and I just want to know if I have found the correct parts before I spend any money. Any info would be great.

Bryan

 

[xjbubba]

I beleive the answere is yes; see http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/Steering/Steering_Research/steeringresearch.htm

 

[BrettM]

and here: http://77cj.littlekeylime.com/flatop_knucles.html

 

[trailbuilt]

As long as they are small bearing spindles

 

[Goatman]

I'm looking to run a chevy flattop knuckle on my 79 bronco housing. I've found a 76 blazer in a local yard and I am wondering if I get the knuckle, caliper bracket, caliper, spindle, and stub shaft will I still be able to run the original 79 bronco rotor/hub assemble and locking hub.

Is this a straight bolt together mod or are there any clearance issues that need to be addressed? Will the chevy caliper and pads fit on the ford rotor?

I know people have done this and I just want to know if I have found the correct parts before I spend any money. Any info would be great.

Bryan

Yes....that is exactly what you do.