1939-1948 Ford Brake Wheel Cylinder, Rear, 1-1/8 to 1 Inch Bore Size

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1939-1948 Ford Brake Wheel Cylinder, Rear, 1-1/8 to 1 Inch Bore Size

Name: 1939-1948 Ford Brake Wheel Cylinder, Rear, 1-1/8 to 1 Inch Bore Size
Brand: Speedway Motors
SKU: 91065415
Rating: 4.7 (10 reviews)

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Whether you are restoring a classic or building yourself a traditional hot rod these early Ford wheel cylinders are for you
New pistons, cups and seals along with corrosion resistant stainless steel sleeves will provide years of hassle free service
Each cylinder has two bore sizes just as the originals did

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Ford Banjo, 1.13" Bore Size, Steel, Natural

Whether you are restoring a classic or building yourself a traditional hot rod these early Ford wheel cylinders are for you
New pistons, cups and seals along with corrosion resistant stainless steel sleeves will provide years of hassle free service
Each cylinder has two bore sizes just as the originals did
Features a 7/16"-24 inverted flare inlet to allow 1/4" steel brake lines to be connected
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #	Select Side
Brand	Speedway Motors
Bore Size	1.13"
Material Type	Steel
Finish	Natural

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Whether you are restoring a classic or building yourself a traditional hot rod, you need a set of our new stainless steel sleeved wheel cylinders. We start with all new casting and install corrosion resistant stainless steel sleeves with new pistons, cups and seals. Each cylinder has two bore sizes just as the originals did.

Features a 7/16"-24 inverted flare inlet. To adapt to an AN# 3 brake line, use fitting # 910318-7/16. To adapt to 3/16" steel brake line using a 3/8"-24 flare nut, use fitting # 9103183-7/16.

Corrosion resistant stainless steel sleeves
New pistons, cups and seals
Each has two OEM bore sizes
7/16"-24 inverted flare inlet
Choose left or right side

CA WARNING:

Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	Select Side to see
Brand	Speedway Motors
Bore Size	1.13"
Material Type	Steel
Finish	Natural

GENERAL
Sold in Quantity	Each
Bore Size (Opposite)	1.00"

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

10 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly commend the product for its quality and effectiveness. They praised the precision fit and superb construction of the wheel cylinders. They particularly highlighted its functionality in various models like a 1929 Ford Model A sedan. Users found the product easy to install, noting its value and trustworthiness. Some recommended it as a reliable upgrade over other brands. There was a minor complaint about needing a metric wrench for bleeding brakes but overall, customers appreciated the product and recommended it over alternatives.

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4.7

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Ordering, paying and receiving the parts was fantastic.

5.0

4 years ago

Tom Green

Shiloh, PA

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Refer to the "Review Headline." The garage whom will be doing the installation of the parts made an error in the dimensions of the parts. Instead the 1 1/8 wheel cylinders, the installing mechanic realized that those measurements were incorrect and thus the incorrect parts description given to me. No fought of Speedway Motors. Liked their service from start to finish. Will use them again.

Would Recommend

Brake cylinder

4.0

5 years ago

Clyde

Wrightstown

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Stopped my truck

Would Recommend

Yes I would.

5.0

5 years ago

Patrick the Model A Guy

Dallas Oregon

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We used this product on a 1929 Ford Model A sedan. It has a juice brake conversion on it. We live in moist Oregon and the original style wheel cylinders seized from moisture and not being driven daily. So we went this route and had heard good things about this upgrade and it worked great. His is all stock but mine will be a open wheel period hot rod and I will use the same wheel cylinders on my car. I have already recommended this part to other's.

Would Recommend

They work great!

5.0

7 years ago

Prowlermarty

Lakeside, Ca.

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These wheel cylinders were very easy to put on.

Would Recommend

I would buy this part again

5.0

7 years ago

Rey

Portland, Oregon

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Perfect fit, well made.

Would Recommend

48 Ford wheel cyclinders

5.0

7 years ago

Rey

Phoenix,Az

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Nice product, looks great. Haven't installed yet, probably will install in March.

Would Recommend

Worked good.

5.0

8 years ago

gary

Delano mn

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Exact fit.

Would Recommend

Wheel cyls.

5.0

8 years ago

Randy

Alhambra, IL

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Graet product.

Would Recommend

39-48 ford car brake wheel cylinder Rear

4.0

10 years ago

old car gary

Fontana,ca

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These are "no brainer" replacement wheel cylinders. There are some a little cheaper, but Speedway stands behind their products if there is a problem.

Would Recommend

I bought these cylinders because of the

4.0

12 years ago

littlefeller

Scottsdale, AZ, USA

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I bought these cylinders because of the stainless sleeves, they fit fine but it is disappointing that I had to find a metric wrench to bleed my brakes

Would Recommend

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What is the thread size and type for the bleeder?

by Pappys31

• 4 years ago

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What is the bore sizes on these rear wheel cylinders?

by Tremont55

• 9 years ago

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IS THIS CYLINDER COMPATIBLE WITH THE 1941 FORD BUSINESS COUPE ORIGINAL REAR BRAKE SYSTEM? ANY ADAPTATION WILL IT BE NECESSARY?

by 41 FORD

• 9 years ago

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Your photo of the brake cylinder shows a bleeder installed, but it is not listed in the specs. Do these come WITH the bleeders?

by Dave

• 9 years ago

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Hello, would these fit the pickup truck as well as the car? They look similar to my 1947 ford pickup truck and I need new cylinders, thanks James

by James

• 10 years ago

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