1994 to 1999 spindle swap?

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Why should't/should I do this instead of modify my 1994 spindles to accept the PBR brakes?

Rusted front brake line=new stuff!
 

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The 96+ spindles will move the wheel out 1/2 if memory serves me correct compared to the 94/95 spindles.
 

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Keep in mind that the steering arm on the 96-04 spindle is 1.02" lower than on the 94-95 spindle due to the different steering rack location. This can cause significant bumpsteer problems if not handled properly.
 
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Keep in mind that the steering arm on the 96-04 spindle is 1.02" lower than on the 94-95 spindle due to the different steering rack location. This can cause significant bumpsteer problems if not handled properly.

So could I fix this with a 96-04 steering rack, thats bolted to the k-member right?

I'm leaning towards modding my spindles. It'll take only a few minutes, and it looked super easy.
My connecting brake line is leaking (the one right before the rubber line to the calipler) so I'm gonna swap that too if I can.
 

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So could I fix this with a 96-04 steering rack, thats bolted to the k-member right?

I'm leaning towards modding my spindles. It'll take only a few minutes, and it looked super easy.
My connecting brake line is leaking (the one right before the rubber line to the calipler) so I'm gonna swap that too if I can.

Nope, the steering rack is in a different location because the K member is different because the motor is different.
 

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