HELP NEEDED Identifying Brake Spindle - likely from a late 70s Volare
left side: 73~76 a body
right side: FMJ
there's nothing cobbled together, mystifying, odd, or unsavory going on here. those are 73~76 A spindles.
as we discussed previously, your wheels are the issue. most 14" wheels do not clear aftermarket brake kits.
mounting the caliper forward or rearward by swapping the spindle side to side has no effect what so ever on wheel fitment, alignment, ride, etc, etc, etc.
ETA: spindles do have part numbers, they're just extremely hard to see. here's an example highlighted as best i can with a tire crayon.
left side: 73~76 a body
right side: FMJ
there's nothing cobbled together, mystifying, odd, or unsavory going on here. those are 73~76 A spindles.
as we discussed previously, your wheels are the issue. most 14" wheels do not clear aftermarket brake kits.
mounting the caliper forward or rearward by swapping the spindle side to side has no effect what so ever on wheel fitment, alignment, ride, etc, etc, etc.
ETA: spindles do have part numbers, they're just extremely hard to see. here's an example highlighted as best i can with a tire crayon.