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#7022754
1937-48 Ford Steering Arms, 1-3/4 Inch Drop
- These 1-3/4" drop forged steel steering arms are popular on Model T thru 1934 Fords with 4" dropped axles and 4 bar or harpin radius rod suspension
- Bolts to '37 to '48 Ford spindles and will accept 11/16" Ford tapered tie rod ends
- Taper is machined both directions to allow the tie rod ends to be assembled on either the top or bottom side of these arms
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 1.75" Drop, 3.375" Center to Center
- These 1-3/4" drop forged steel steering arms are popular on Model T thru 1934 Fords with 4" dropped axles and 4 bar or harpin radius rod suspension
- Bolts to '37 to '48 Ford spindles and will accept 11/16" Ford tapered tie rod ends
- Taper is machined both directions to allow the tie rod ends to be assembled on either the top or bottom side of these arms
- These cross steer style arms have two tie rod connections on the right steering arm to allow attachment of both the tie rod and drag link
- Choose from Plain, Chrome plated, or Stainless Steel versions
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | Select Drop and Finish |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Select Drop and Finish |
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These 1-3/4" drop forged steel steering arms are popular on Model T - 1934 Fords with 4" dropped axles and four-bar or hairpin radius rod suspensions. Will attach to '37-'48 Ford spindles and accept 11/16" Ford "tapered" tie rod ends (both the top and bottom are tapered to allow tie rods to mount above or below arm as needed). You can drill-through with a 5/8" bit to use spherical rod ends.
Use a 46" eye-to-eye tie rod link when used with a 48" wide axle with Ford spindles.
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Steering Arm Ends Guide (GIF)
Cross Steering Guide (GIF)
Specs
- 1-3/4" drop (measured from center of threaded spindle mount holes to the bottom face of the arm, as positioned in the photo)
- 3-3/8" eye-to-eye centers on mount bolt holes
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Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Drop and Finish to see |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Select Drop and Finish to see |
| GENERAL | |
| Drop | 1.75" |
| Center to Center | 3.375" |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
Ratings & Reviews
4.9
59 Reviews
Customers are largely impressed with the product's quality, durability, and excellent fit. They praise the well-crafted and beautifully polished finish. The steering arms perfectly fit various models, including the 31 coupe, 32 Ford, Speedway spindles, and Superbell axles, reinforcing their versatility. Noted features such as the ability to install tie rod ends from the top or bottom provide great flexibility. Some had to make slight modifications to achieve the best fit. Although the product did not fit all axles, it cleared the radius rods and depicted an old-style look preferred by many. The majority would confidently recommend this product and repurchase. Users valued the product’s quality, functionality, and look over competitors, recognizing Speedway's reliable product selection.
Ratings & Reviews
4.9
59 Reviews
Customers are largely impressed with the product's quality, durability, and excellent fit. They praise the well-crafted and beautifully polished finish. The steering arms perfectly fit various models, including the 31 coupe, 32 Ford, Speedway spindles, and Superbell axles, reinforcing their versatility. Noted features such as the ability to install tie rod ends from the top or bottom provide great flexibility. Some had to make slight modifications to achieve the best fit. Although the product did not fit all axles, it cleared the radius rods and depicted an old-style look preferred by many. The majority would confidently recommend this product and repurchase. Users valued the product’s quality, functionality, and look over competitors, recognizing Speedway's reliable product selection.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
good product,described well,will recommend to a friend
i first tried the flat plate style,but the tie rod would not fit ,so these mounted on the lower holes of the stubs with the offset upwards the tierod now goes over the top of the radius rods. So to fit hydraulic brakes to an original 29 A ford I used,Speedway parts:- stub axles,1 3/4drop steering arms[reversed],hoop style upper arm,and tierod kit this is right hand drive. the hole for the cross steer if not used for that purpose could be used for a steering damper
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
check threads before bolting on
Parts arrived with dirty/burrs in threads. had to run a tap to clear the threads.
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Nice
5.0
5 months ago
Ratrod
Vista CA
Smooth purchase just what we ordered
Would Recommend
Beautiful Stainless front end
5.0
a year ago
u10166
Lebanon CT
Verified
These go perfectly with the all stainless front end!
Would Recommend
Perfect for 4" drop and radius rods.
5.0
a year ago
Jeff's Garage
Southern California
Verified
I used these on the Speedway 4" drop spring behind axle kit. This put the tie rod right through the radius rods. Great quality part, so I actually ordered another set for another project I'm collecting parts for.
Would Recommend
i would buy this again
5.0
a year ago
jay
LINDON
Verified
Good Parts Good Price
Would Recommend
Great fit
5.0
a year ago
A-aron
Hudson Falls,NY
Verified
Great product
Would Recommend
These Steering Arms are beautiful!
5.0
2 years ago
Gearhead's Quickhange Exchange
Davisburg, MI
Verified
I am fabricating some front spindles for Wide 5 wheels, and wanted to be able to use the early Ford backing plates. These worked out great and fit perfectly. One note: Early Ford spindles are actually 3 5/6" center to center. Every vendor of parts for these brakes claims they are 3 3/8". I called Speedway before purchasing the arms and they actually pulled some off the shelf and measured them for me. I've given up on chrome plating , for 3 bucks give me stainless every time.
Would Recommend
Well Built
5.0
2 years ago
Clamper
N. Calif
Verified
Used with new speedway spindles and fit perfectly
Would Recommend
Polished stainless beautiful
5.0
2 years ago
BD
North Carolina
Verified
Fit my 31 coupe like a glove. 4" dropped axel and hairpins
Would Recommend
check threads before bolting on
3.0
3 years ago
Hot Rod Jim
Ft Worth Tx
Parts arrived with dirty/burrs in threads. had to run a tap to clear the threads.
Would Recommend
32 ford steering arms
5.0
4 years ago
Tommy t
Flemington nj
Verified
These arms going ona 32 build
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
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11 Questions • 12 Answers
Will these work with 91632100 spindles?
by Robert
• 5 years ago
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Recommend torque for 1/2-20 bolts to attach steering arms
by Flathead8
• 6 years ago
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These arms require1/2" x 20 threaded bolts to mount. What bolts are people using that will clear the 28-48 Ford spindle with Lincoln backing plates? My Grade 8 bolt heads will not clear the spindle (the round part that enters the backing plate). Do I need to grind the spindle to make clearance for the bolt heads?
by Model A Builder
• 6 years ago
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If I'm using steering arms that are drilled 5/8 with a 7 deg. taper, can I drill them out for 11/16 to use 11/16-18 tie rod ends? Do I lose the taper when I do that? Can't seem to find any info on this on the net.
by Nathan
• 7 years ago
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are the ss arms 702-2754-ss available in single eye for both sids
by scott
• 7 years ago
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Can you tell me the overall length of the arm with the drag link attachment? Also, the spacing of the bolts mounted to the spindle? thanks
by SXV
• 11 years ago
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Can I heat and bend this forged arm, for fit my car?
by varon
• 11 years ago
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Front cross steer? I have a 4" drop tube axle, ford spindles, wildwood disc brakes. The axle will be over the springs (just like the original scout). I want to do a front cross steer (just like original scout), can these be flipped to the front steer and would they mount to the upper or lower spindle bolts? What is the length of the arm?
by Scout80
• 11 years ago
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Which steering arm would you reccommend for 4" drop axle, model 'a' style spring etc, wishbone unsplit? I am using cowl steer and have ordered your hoop.
by oj
• 15 years ago
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why will this item not work with a spring behind axle?
by Chris
• 15 years ago
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