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#91657011
1928-31 Model A Front Crossmember
- 28-'31 Model A 1" lower crossmember
- 26 1/2" wide
- Model A 2" fabricated x-member
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Product Summary
Front Position, Stock | Dropped Crossmember Type, Steel
- 28-'31 Model A 1" lower crossmember
- 26 1/2" wide
- Model A 2" fabricated x-member
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 91657011 |
| Position | Front |
| Crossmember Type | Stock | Dropped |
| Crossmember Style | Channeled |
| Attachment Style | Weld-on |
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Speedway Motors 91657011 Details
These replacement 1928-31 Model 'A' Ford front crossmembers lower a Model A chassis 1" below a stock crossmember. Replaces a cracked original or use it to start your reproduction frame off right. Made of heavy, 7-gauge steel with clearance for 1-3/4" cross spring. Welds to frame boxing plates of original or repro chassis.
Speedway Motors 91657011 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91657011 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91657011 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Position | Front |
| Crossmember Type | Stock | Dropped |
| Crossmember Style | Channeled |
| Attachment Style | Weld-on |
| GENERAL | |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Material Gauge | 7-gauge |
| Finish | Painted |
| Ride Height (w/Stock Spindles) | 1 Inch Lowered |
| Overall Length | 26.125" |
| Overall Width | 2.2" |
| Material Thickness | 0.18" |
| Hardware Included | No |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
23 Reviews
Customers agree that the product is of excellent quality, with many praising its great practicality and usability. Strong and straight, this item is lauded for being well-built with customers emphasizing the solid construction and fitment ease. Although some criticisms point to rough welds needing cleanup, the overall consensus holds the product's benefits outweigh its faults. Its cost-effectiveness, adaptability for both custom projects and direct replacements, and fitting for different models give it a standout reputation. Buyers vouch for its utility in facilitating their mechanical projects, routinely recommending it to friends. Despite one user suggesting a different product for visible parts, this doesn't negatively affect overall satisfaction.
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
23 Reviews
Customers agree that the product is of excellent quality, with many praising its great practicality and usability. Strong and straight, this item is lauded for being well-built with customers emphasizing the solid construction and fitment ease. Although some criticisms point to rough welds needing cleanup, the overall consensus holds the product's benefits outweigh its faults. Its cost-effectiveness, adaptability for both custom projects and direct replacements, and fitting for different models give it a standout reputation. Buyers vouch for its utility in facilitating their mechanical projects, routinely recommending it to friends. Despite one user suggesting a different product for visible parts, this doesn't negatively affect overall satisfaction.
4.8
23 reviews
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Good for any model A or B
I used this for my 32 five window with 33 frame rails. I know it's for a model A but, a rod is a rod and a crossmember is a crossmember. I was going to make my own but again Speedway offered a heavy guage steel part at a price that made it worth not having to do all that work. The longer length is also nice to work with. Front ride height came out just fine on my 33 rails.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
Who welds this stuff?
Coating is very hard to remove. Weld grinding is poor
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Worked just fine
5.0
6 months ago
bullet
Pembine Wisconsin
Verified
Showed a 2" drop in the front but it only dropped it 1" but works just fine
Would Recommend
Perfect for my build
5.0
7 months ago
Tool
Kingman az.
Verified
Not as pretty as the stamped version, but on a full fendered car it will work just the same. It's well constructed and was dimensionally sound for what I needed.
Would Recommend
Yes I would
5.0
4 years ago
W.R.
Monroe Louisiana
Verified
It worked as advertised
Building 1928-29 model A rat rod
5.0
5 years ago
john
Orlando Fl.
Verified
The cross member was square and straight.
Would Recommend
Great product, Ready to go!
5.0
5 years ago
Hotrod lane
Sheridan, Mich
Verified
I am building a new chassie for a hot rod project of mine, a 1924 chevrolet touring, this will work great for adding rhe dropped front end that I also purchased. Thank You!
Would Recommend
Yes i would buy this again
5.0
6 years ago
bootlegger
Crocker mo.
Verified
good fit and well built
Would Recommend
Bought this for my first hot rod build.
5.0
7 years ago
Nicko
Sussex, UK
Verified
Bought this for my first hot rod build. Building the chassis frame from channel to as close ti the original dimensions as I can. Quality of the item looks awesome. Can't wait to get started.
Would Recommend
Worked great
5.0
7 years ago
Mr G
Tenn
Verified
Imstalled in a 33 willys with a little triming worked great
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
7 years ago
Scooter
Medford OR
Verified
Looks and fit great but requires a little clean up on welds.
Would Recommend
yes
5.0
7 years ago
Mark
Santa Rosa Ca
Verified
Well made, fit perfect with the spring
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
5 Questions • 5 Answers
Which way does the cross member weld in? The channel pointing upward or down?
by Chad
• 9 years ago
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IS THERE A DEGREE OF A ANGLE TO INSTALL THIS CROSSMEMBER IN A MODEL A FRAME OR DO YOU SQUARE IT UP & LEVEL IT THEN WELD?? THANK YOU...
by big block
• 10 years ago
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Can I use the stock u bolts to mount springs back on? Or would I need new u bolt kit?
by roachman
• 10 years ago
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front cross member if I use this 1931 model a ford front cross member can I use a 1932 ford radiator and grill shell ???
by quest
• 12 years ago
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I have purchased this item from Speedway, but I am unsure how to bolt the front of the motor in now. I am going to be using an original flathead 4 banger motor and this does not let you mount the motor the same way. How do i go about using this and mounti
by Patchking
• 15 years ago
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Fitment
Fitment
1928-1931 Ford Model A

