Product Summary

69-79 Nova, 67-69 Camaro, 1968 Chevy II, Iron, Natural

  • Only to be used with disc brake kit 91031957
  • Lowers your car 2" without affecting steering or suspension geometry
  • Moves wheels out an 1/8" on each side
  • Works with most 14" disc brake wheels
  • Disc brake applications only
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Key Specs

PositionLeft and Right
Spindle StyleChevy/GM Custom
Spindle Drop2 Inch
Brake System TypeDisc
Material TypeIron
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Speedway Motors 91034906 Details

Lower your 1967-1969 Camaro or Firebird F-Body or your 1968-1979 Nova the right way with these 2" dropped spindles.  This one piece spindle design, lowers your car 2" without affecting steering or suspension geometry.  Spindles are cast from the highest quality Ductile Iron with CNC machined 4130 Chrome-moly pins.  Attaches to stock ball joints and tie rod ends.  Moves wheels out an 1/8" on each side and works with most 14" disc brake wheels.  No need for bolt-on caliper brackets.  Ready to install.  Disc brake applications only.

  • 1967-1969 Camaro or Firebird F-Body
  • 1968-1979 Nova
  • Lowers your car 2" without affecting steering or suspension geometry
  • Cast from high quality Ductile Iron with CNC machined 4130 Chrome-moly pins
  • Moves wheels out an 1/8" on each side
  • Works with most 14" disc brake wheels
  • Disc brake applications only

Note: Maximum 3-1/2" wheel back space on 1967-69 models.

Item Details

Only to be used with disc brake kit 91031957

Speedway Motors 91034906 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91034906
BrandSpeedway Motors
PositionLeft and Right
Spindle StyleChevy/GM Custom
Spindle Drop2 Inch
Brake System TypeDisc
Material TypeIron
Snout MaterialSteel
FinishNatural
ColorNatural
King Pin IncludedNo
GENERAL
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Questions & Answers

4 Questions • 4 Answers

i HAVE A 69 Z/28 WITH FACTORY DISC BRAKES ,WILL I NEED ANY KIND OF SPECIAL INSTALLATION KIT ,OR IS THIS A DIRECT FIT ?

by Dennis

• 10 years ago

1 answer

What are the dimensions of these? Total height & pin drop? What wheel bearings do they use?

by Eric

• 10 years ago

1 answer

is there any problems with alignment of frontend I'm using 18' wheels by boss 338

by d1camaro

• 13 years ago

1 answer

Do I have to use these 2 inch dropped spindles if I'm going to use spring coils 2 inches shorter than stock? I currently have stock drum brake spindles but will use disc rotors.

by John

• 15 years ago

1 answer

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