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#91633042
2 Inch Drop Ford Upper Steering Arm
- 2" Drop steel steering arm fits 1937-1948 Ford style spindles
- Premium steel construction for consistent performance and reliability
- It is tapered to accept an 11/16" tie rod end
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 2.00" Drop, Steel, Zinc Plated
- 2" Drop steel steering arm fits 1937-1948 Ford style spindles
- Premium steel construction for consistent performance and reliability
- It is tapered to accept an 11/16" tie rod end
- Designed for use on upper spindle mount in "traditional steering" set-ups using a reversed Corvair, 1948-1956 Ford pickup, or 1968-1973 Mustang steering box
- Zinc-plated for rust and corrosion prevention
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This 2" drop steel steering arm fits '37-'48 Ford style spindles. It is tapered to accept an 11/16" tie rod end. Designed for use on upper spindle mount in "traditional steering" set-ups using a reversed Corvair, '48-'56 Ford pickup, or '68-'73 Mustang steering box.
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Speedway Motors 91633042 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91633042 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91633042 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| GENERAL | |
| Drop | 2.00" |
| Overall Length | 7.75" |
| Centerline of Holes | 3.38" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | This arm has tapered hole for use with tie rod end (not Heim end) and is NOT dual tapered as some of the other arms. |
| Taper Large End | .64" |
| Taper Small End | .56" |
Ratings & Reviews
4.4
5 Reviews
Based on customer reviews, our product stands out due to its heavy-duty quality and practical application. The sturdiness of the product is consistently praised, particularly in difficult applications like a ratrod Jeep. Although some customers were unable to accommodate it due to specific design requirements, those who could integrate it into their systems appreciated its robustness and functionality. Despite minor aesthetic preferences such as chrome finish, customers recommend this steering arm over others for its performance and quality.
Ratings & Reviews
4.4
5 Reviews
Based on customer reviews, our product stands out due to its heavy-duty quality and practical application. The sturdiness of the product is consistently praised, particularly in difficult applications like a ratrod Jeep. Although some customers were unable to accommodate it due to specific design requirements, those who could integrate it into their systems appreciated its robustness and functionality. Despite minor aesthetic preferences such as chrome finish, customers recommend this steering arm over others for its performance and quality.
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Great quality
5.0
a year ago
Reynolds
Brush creek to
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Works well looks great
Would Recommend
Excellent product for your ride
3.0
3 years ago
Jason lofty
Panama city , Fl
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This thing is heavy duty , which is good!
Would Recommend
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5.0
4 years ago
34 pup
Grass Valley Ca.
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Just would not clear my shocks.0
Would Recommend
The right part , at a good Price!
5.0
7 years ago
Rocky
Cicero N.Y.
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We used this Steering Arm on our ratrod Jeep. Good steering and brakes are the ONLY things We didn't mess with! This arm is as sturdy as they get.
Would Recommend
I would purchase again
4.0
8 years ago
Dj
Green Bay, WI
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This is the only steering arm that would work for my application, would give five stars if it were chrome.
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
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What is the distance from the mounting point to the center of the hole? And what is the shortest this could be drilled to make a shorter arm?
by Jerry
• 8 years ago
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What size bolt holes for attaching to spindle?
by Rod
• 9 years ago
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What is the actual overall length. The specs show 3/4". Must be more like 5-6 inches. Thanks
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• 14 years ago
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Is this arm tappered on both sides. Can it be used for raising the front end instead of dropping it.
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• 14 years ago
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Will this work on the 1952 Ford F1?
by Jake
• 14 years ago
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