In 1983, Belltech developed one of the industry's first revolutionary products to help jump start the Sport Truck craze, the Drop Spindle. By relocating the spindle pin (or hub) higher on the spindle casting, our engineers can provide a 2-3" drop without negatively affecting front end suspension or steering geometry, not even the shock absorber! Belltech Drop Spindles offer various drop amounts depending on your application, while improving handling and retaining factory ride quality. Belltech spindles maintain critical suspension geometry and eliminate excessive ball joint, shock and tire wear common to other methods of lowering. Each spindle is crafted from powdercoated, CNC machined, high strength ductile iron castings providing the structural integrity to meet and exceed all factory specifications & requirements.
| Add-On | 8005, 2104HA |
| Prop 65 Yes/No | NO |
| Title | BELLTECH 3121 DROP SPINDLE SET 3 in. Drop Spindle Set 1963-1970 Chevrolet C10 (Requires 71-71 disc brakes or equiv.) 3 in. Drop Spindle |
Bell Tech
In 1983, Belltech developed one of the industry's first revolutionary products to help jump start the Sport Truck craze, the Drop Spindle. By relocating the spindle pin (or hub) higher on the spindle...
Bell Tech
In 1983, Belltech developed one of the industry's first revolutionary products to help jump start the Sport Truck craze, the Drop Spindle. By relocating the spindle pin (or hub) higher on the spindle...
Bell Tech
In 1983, Belltech developed one of the industry's first revolutionary products to help jump start the Sport Truck craze, the Drop Spindle. By relocating the spindle pin (or hub) higher on the spindle...
Bell Tech
In 1983, Belltech developed one of the industry's first revolutionary products to help jump start the Sport Truck craze, the Drop Spindle. By relocating the spindle pin (Note: Application, while...
Bell Tech
In 1983, Belltech developed one of the industry's first revolutionary products to help jump start the Sport Truck craze, the Drop Spindle. By relocating the spindle pin (or hub) higher on the spindle...
