So, heres the basic numbers. I was going to provide coords from my DRO, but it started skipping, and I wasn't going to stop to clean it. You can duplicate the way i did, layout dye, punch a spindle center, and create arcs useing calipers. Find what looks good with known bolt hole spacing and center punch, drill on center punch marks.

I used the old bearings when i set it up on my lathe, worked, but i was planning to replace them anyway. Your going to need carbide tooling to cut on the hub, that thing is HARD. Also, at the bottom is a comparison of the SN95 hub vs the cut down E body. I was concerned about strength, until I saw how thick the e body hub really was.