Phils are definitely designed for horizontal dropouts so I doubt you'll have any issues. If you do have slippage, Phil also makes oversize axles bolts+washer kits called "chrome domes," specifically for bikes with chromed dropouts. I think they also ship stock on their SS mtb hubs.
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