d44 flat top knuckle machining

[BLSXJ]

I got my hands on a pair of wagoneer knuckles, now I need to get them machined.

I searched around and cant find any decent reccomendations for a shop in ontario (let alone the Valley).

Can anyone reccomend a place to machine the knuckles?

does anyone have a good set of machining instuctions in case I find a shop that has never done it before.

I found Billavista's article, but it doesn't specify the angle of the flat top or dimension "X"

Thanks for your help

 

[badcompany]

the flat top is machined flat if im not mistaken and the arms have an angle to them.
i could be wrong.

 

[CJMunky]

Buy the arms you want to run and they will include the instructions for machining as well as drilling. Bring it to Jason at Cloutiers in Pembroke. I know they have done them before. Machine work depends on type of steering arm u want to use though.

 

[mucovich]

most i've seen (including mine) are flat, like it was said before it's the arms that would be angled

 

[badcompany]

you proberly have this but hope it helps anyway.

 

[BLSXJ]

The issue I have is I wont know if I'll be able to run flat arms or raised arms until I get the axle under the truck. Id like to get the knuckles machined before I install them.

and PS I know the kuckles need to machined "flat" but in relation to what? 90 degrees from the spindle mount surface?

 

[Baja]

I will post the maching drawing I used. I had mine done in the shop at work.

I am pretty sure EIP in Pembroke can do it.

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[CAVEMAN]

EIP can do it , I work there . Open 7 am til 11 pm this week .

 

[Baja]

As Promised

 

[BLSXJ]

Thank you Baja / Caveman. Just what I was looking for.