Product Summary

Ford Banjo, 13.63" Overall Diameter, Iron

  • New iron 12" x 2" brake drums with a 5 on 5-1/2" bolt circle
  • For use with Speedway Bendix style brakes for 1937-48 Ford hubs, part number 91065420
  • Slip on design may fit other early Ford backing plates using a 2" wide brake shoe with modification
  • Inside Diameter is 12.00"
  • Overall diameter measures 13.63"
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91065400
BrandSpeedway Motors
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Speedway Motors 91065400 Details

We offer these new iron 12" x 2" brake drums with a 5 on 5-1/2" bolt circle, which are impossible to find elsewhere. Use this brake drum with our Bendix Style self-energizing 12" x 1-3/4" or 12" x 2" backing plate assemblies for 1937-1948 Ford.

Item Details

For use with 910-65410, 910-65420,
910-65430 & 910-65440

Speedway Motors 91065400 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91065400
BrandSpeedway Motors
GENERAL
Overall Diameter13.63"
Outside Diameter12.70"
Inside Diameter12.00"
Overall Width3.812"
Flange Diameter3.25"
Bolt Pattern5 on 5.5"
Material TypeIron
Sold in QuantityEach
NotesThe friction surface goes all the way to the edge. The surface is chamfered but the shoe surface is to the edge. Hub I.D. is 3.25" Mounting face is 7.88" O.D. Drop from face is 1.40"

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

54 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highlighted the product's superior quality, precise specifications, and excellent performance. The product's fitting was universally praised, often being described as a 'perfect fit'. Many users noted the practical design improvements, such as the slide-off drums, making future brake jobs easier. Customers appreciated the material quality, confirming the product's robust steel grade. The brake drums' aesthetic appeal received positive remarks, with some customers reluctant to paint over them. While some found the price high, they still recognized the product's quality. Several users mentioned that these drums, when compared against those from competitors, provided enhanced braking ability and improved safety. However, one customer reported that the drums were initially out of round but were satisfactorily machined. Despite a few minor complaints, customers were generally enthusiastic to repurchase the product, showing confidence in its reliable performance and value for money.

4.8

54 reviews

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

solid and reliable

very clean solid reliable braking all brand new I have nothing to worry about

Most Liked Negative Review

1.0

Drums were out of round

I purchased 4 for my 37 and was unable to get a smooth adjustment and resulted in a bad pedal. Using a dial indicator it appeared the the drums were about 0.015" out of round. Fortunately a local shop was able to turn them and removed 0.015-0.025" depending on the drum. Definitely won't be buying these again.

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Much better than stock .

5.0

5 months ago

Squirrel

T or C Nm.

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I used these drums on my 1932 ford hot rod pickup They are heavier duty than original and have cooling fins too,Bonus! I took them to the machine shop and had them drilled to match the 56 olds wheels I am using.

Would Recommend

Works great and is beautiful

5.0

6 months ago

1930 Ford Coupe

Suwanee, GA 30024

Verified

Very nice finish on the drums and fit perfectly.

Would Recommend

looks to be nice quality

5.0

6 months ago

Oldskool

Cedar Springs Mich.

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I purchased drums and front hubs Was impressed with quality of machining. 29 roadster still under construction ,but slipped hub and brake drums on 40 ford backing plates with square back later spindle had no rubbing or noticeable runout that i could see didn't use indicator I didn't have shoes on so cant verify any problems there. Also have Speedway rear hubs.

Would Recommend

I would buy again.

5.0

a year ago

Bones

Wildomar, Ca

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Bought these for the rear, haven't installed them on my hubs. Quality looks good.

Would Recommend

I just bought 2 more of these. I

4.0

a year ago

1940 Bogey

Clearwater, Fl

Verified

It's a very good, stout part. Just keep in mind it will probably need some machining. My first 2 were out of round wit a slight taper. I just bought two more, but I'll take them straight to the shop to true them up and save myself som time.

Would Recommend

i would buy this product again.

5.0

a year ago

29 Roadster

Central coast Ca

Verified

These will work perfectly on the 29 roadster.

Would Recommend

yes

5.0

a year ago

JMc

Idaho

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These brake drums look GREAT! It is a shame that you have to paint them to protect from rust.

Would Recommend

I would definitely buy these again.

5.0

a year ago

John

West Kelowna, BC

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Rebuilding the rear end of my 41 ford coupe. Ford 9" with 5x5.5 axles a these drums. Perfect

Would Recommend

Would recommend

5.0

2 years ago

Just the wife

New york

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Rebuilding a 1951 Ford stake body, old military issue and this drum fit the build.

Would Recommend

I would buy this again

5.0

2 years ago

Matt

Milwaukee

Verified

Great product

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Questions & Answers

20 Questions • 11 Answers

what are the recommended wheel studs to be used with these drums?,i have 40 ford hubs that fit behind the drum and are drilled .560in,the drums here are drilled .620in,is it supposed to be this loose?,or do i drill my hubs out to .620 as well and fit .620 studs.

by bryce

• 6 years ago

1 answer

What's the inside Diameter of the Mounting surface ? I have a hub over drum set up, but by the specs I see here, I think they would fit over my hubs... the only thing I'm not quite sure is if they fit over my hub surface. (I could get them machined down a bit for fitment) Second question is, what type of studs do they require? Are they the "swegged" type studs ? Thanks.

by LODAC

• 6 years ago

1 answer

are these drums compatible with stock ford hubs ?? front / and or rear?? 1940

by jim

• 7 years ago

2 answers

The description says for Bendix style brakes but I have older Lockheed style with no bottom adjusters so well these drums and the matching separate hubs work for Lockheed style backing plates?

by HotRodTod

• 8 years ago

1 answer

I have the 39 to 41 Lincoln brake setup with 1 3/4" brake shoes. Can I install the 2" brake shoes without having to buy new backing plates and or drums?

by John

• 8 years ago

1 answer

Will theses drums work on the rear of a '48 Super Deluxe with juice brakes and inside hubs?

by Matt

• 8 years ago

1 answer

Does these drums have a Bendix part number for the 12" drums

by Jr

• 9 years ago

1 answer

Will these drum work on a flathead rear axle that had been converted to 5 in 5 1/2 pattern 9" 28 spline axles. We have not "built"the housing or axles yet so have room to adjust. I imagine the center bore lifting hole will be different.we want to run 36 ford wire wheels with no spacer adapter.

by Kiwi

• 9 years ago

1 answer

Will these drums fit stock 41-48 ford deluxe car, front and rear? if not, what do you have as a "Stock" replacement?

by Rick

• 9 years ago

1 answer

I would like to ask you if I buy a part # 91065450 and 12 x 2 rake Drum for Bendix Style 1937-48 Ford Brakes,is it fit for 1940-1948 original Ford backing plates??

by Yusuke Soga

• 9 years ago

1 answer

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