Product Summary

Solid Axle Rear Suspension Type

  • This parallel 4-bar kit is designed for our 1935-1940 Ford frame (916-57049)
  • This will also work with a boxed original OEM frame
  • Adjustable bars have a 1" O.D. with urethane bushings
  • Welding required
  • Applicable to 1935-40 Ford Car and 1935-41 Ford Pickup

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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91649059
Rear Suspension TypeSolid Axle
Trailing Arm StyleParallel 4-Link
Suspension Kit TypeConversion
Suspension Height AdjustmentStock Height
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Speedway Motors 91649059 Details

This parallel 4-bar kit is designed for our 1935-1940 Ford frame (916-57049), but it will also work with a boxed original OEM frame. Rear brackets have 3 mounting holes for adjustable ride height. Adjustable bars have a 1" O.D. with urethane bushings and all necessary hardware. Plain finish, welding required. 

  • '35-'40 Ford car
  • '35-'41 Ford pickup (1/2 ton) 

Speedway Motors 91649059 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91649059
BrandSpeedway Motors
Rear Suspension TypeSolid Axle
Trailing Arm StyleParallel 4-Link
Suspension Kit TypeConversion
Suspension Height AdjustmentStock Height
Spring TypeNot Included
Shocks IncludedNo
Bolt-OnNo
Axle Housing IncludedNo
Material TypeSteel
GENERAL
Sold in QuantityKit
Adjustability3-position
FinishNatural

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

2 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the highly versatile and adaptable qualities of our product. They've successfully used it for applications beyond those intended, underlining its practical use. The product was lauded as a fantastic solution for truck suspension alterations, future-proof in its ability to accommodate air ride modifications. The simple installation process is another favorable feature, reflecting its usability. The materials used have proven to be strong and durable, ensuring safety and longevity. The product clearly outperforms competitors due to its easy adaptability and uncomplicated installation. Customers highly recommend it for its practicality and robustness.

4.5

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Excellent quality

5.0

6 years ago

Mark

Roanoke VA

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Used this for a different application that it is listed for and it worked great.

Would Recommend

This rear suspension setup works great f

4.0

12 years ago

Rickerbill

Willard, MO, USA

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I am building a 1946 panel truck this setup works great for me, because in the future when I add air ride to my truck ! With just a removal of the coil springs the air bags are a easy install! This is a strong durable product & easy to install with minimal hassle !

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

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how long are all the bars?

by Ray

3 years ago

1 answer

Why doesn't this come with instruments to locate brackets for the best ride? Why aren't the videos about this product, I didn't know there was a bolt in system?

by Johnny

8 years ago

1 answer

I WILL BE INSTALLING THE CROSS MEMBER KIT #910-63540 IN MY ORIGINAL 35-40 FRAME. CAN I USE THIS FOUR LINK WITH SPEEDWAY'S X-MEMBER KIT?

by STEVE

9 years ago

1 answer

Does this kit come with detailed instructions. I purchased the Speedway front disc brake conversion kit and the instructions were fantastic. I am hoping that this has similar instructions.

by Kracken

11 years ago

1 answer

Why wouldn't this work on other boxed "c" style frames, ford or chevy?

by DeuceDog

11 years ago

1 answer

Will this kit work with a transverse leaf spring?

by Flatnose

11 years ago

1 answer

will this kit work with a 57 pick/up ?

by DocHR

13 years ago

1 answer

What size are the bushings in the adjusters of the four bars?

by

14 years ago

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How long are the bars in this kit? What size are the bushings?

by

14 years ago

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I have a new 1940 Ford frame that has been boxed but it is just a perimeter frame meaning it has no crossmembers yet. Do the front mounting brackets for this four link get welded onto the frame rails or do they get welded onto the crossmember?

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14 years ago

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