Product Summary

12.00" Overall Diameter

  • Self-energizing 12" x 1-3/4" or 12" x 2" backing plate assembly complete with shoes, wheel cylinders and hardware
  • Fits either the front or rear of '37-'48 Ford cars with original style rear axles and '37-'47 1/2 ton pickups
  • Brake assemblies can be used with Buick drums and '48 hubs
  • Offered here also is a new iron 12" x 2" brake drum with 5" x 5-1/2" bolt circle
  • Wheel cylinder inlet is 7/16"-20 straight thread, *NOT* IFF
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91065420
BrandSpeedway Motors
Overall Diameter12.00"
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Speedway Motors 91065420 Details

If you want the early look but are reluctant to use old non-energizing drum brakes, we have just what you need. Our 100% new self-energizing backing plate assemblies come complete with shoes, wheel cylinders and hardware. Fits either the front or rear of 1937-48 Ford cars or 1937-47 Ford half-ton pickups with original style rear axle.

These brake assemblies can be used with Buick drums and 1948 Ford hubs, or we also offer new iron 12" x 2" brake drums (910-65400) with 5 on 5-1/2" bolt circle which are impossible to find elsewhere.

Wheel Cylinder Inlet: 7/16"-20 straight thread
NOT 7/16"-20 IFF
Inlet fitting will require a sealing washer or O-ring style fitting
Bolt Pattern: 3-3/8" center-to-center both horizontal and vertically
If using Model A or B spindles the holes will have to be elongated inward to fit the narrower bolt pattern

We recommend use of adapter rings 916-31928 to keep the spindle centered in the backing plate 

Item Details

12" x 2"

Speedway Motors 91065420 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91065420
BrandSpeedway Motors
Overall Diameter12.00"
GENERAL
Bolt Hole Pattern3.38" x 3.38"
Sold in QuantityPair
NotesIncludes backing plates, shoes, hardware, and wheel cylinders.

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

15 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly recommend our product for its quality and performance. The product maintains the vintage look while enhancing functionality, fitting perfectly and improving stopping power. It's deemed better than the original factory piece. Customers found installation straightforward, with products fitting as they should. They appreciate its compatibility with various vehicle models, praising the convenience when upgrading vintage vehicles. The product stands out for its superior quality, fit, and aesthetic appeal which offer an authentic look with modern capabilities. The enhanced stopping power and suitability for vintage hot rods received particular praise.

4.8

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These drum brakes stop my hot rod as well as discs.

5.0

a year ago

Salty 40

Lakeville, MN

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I was advised by others to get rid of the drum brakes and to "upgrade" to discs. Well, I didn't like the look of discs and the original builder, Brian Thomas of West Jordan, Utah didn't either. I bought the 12"x2" drum brake set for trucks from Speedway to replace the original Ford brakes, and these brakes stop this hot rod like it hit a concrete wall.

Would Recommend

yes, I would buy again

5.0

5 years ago

Lightning Larry

Penticton, B.C. Canada

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they appear to be correct and complete as ordered.yes, delivered as promised

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

5 years ago

Diesel olds

S dak

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Much better than origional

Would Recommend

The Bendix style 1937 to 48 Ford front brakes

5.0

5 years ago

RE64

North Smithfield Rhode Island

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This kit fit well after grinding the spindles for clearance, it keeps the original look as well as improving stopping power. It was not hard to install and looks great

Would Recommend

Yes I would purchase again

5.0

5 years ago

Papi

Amelia, Oh

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Using these parts on 32 rails for a model a coupe. Love the availability on new products with the vintage look.

Would Recommend

Really pleased with product , and prompt delivery

5.0

6 years ago

neal

australia

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All fits up like it should. Looks like original parts when installed.

Would Recommend

Good qaulity

5.0

6 years ago

Prostreethotrods

Ancaster.Ontario

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Fits like a glove..better than a factory piece...works well with buick drums

Would Recommend

I would buy these again

4.0

6 years ago

Gordon

Spokane Wa

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I replaced my 40' Ford juice brakes with these Lincoln brakes and they fit fine and can't wait to get it out on the road after the snow melts to test them out.

Would Recommend

I would purchase this again

5.0

8 years ago

misfit

Co

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I used the bendix upgrade on my stock 1940 ford

Would Recommend

The brakes you need for a 1940's, 1950's vintage hot rod

5.0

8 years ago

The Colonel

Fish Creek, WI

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If you are looking for those vintage style Lincoln brakes, look no further. I wanted that post WWII look for a Model A hot rod and these brakes are absolutely cool. The brake drums make it look great with the stopping power to boot.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

17 Questions • 13 Answers

What part number do I order for replacement shoes?

by Matt

• 4 years ago

1 answer

Which bore size does the wheel brake cylinder have?

by Nico

• 6 years ago

1 answer

Will these fit a ford 9 inch rear axle..or do i need some type of adapter

by Roger

• 6 years ago

1 answer

I have a 1947 ford half ton pickup, I would like to change the rear end to get good highway speeds. I would like to install a gm rear end so i can use the 4-3/4 bolt pattern rims that i have in my shop. looking for suggestions on which rear end i should look for. I am running a flathead v8 for a motor. thanks

by Bob

• 8 years ago

4 answers

Will stock 1939 Ford "wide five" brake drums fit this application? I wish to run the stock wide five tire rims.

by Over Budget

• 10 years ago

1 answer

Hello, will PN 91065420 fit both front & rear of a 1937 Tudor? Along with the new drums PN 91065400, are there any other parts I will need to have fully functional brakes? thanks

by Monk

• 10 years ago

1 answer

What brake shoes and wheel cylinders do these backing plates use? Is this something that I would be able to find locally if needed? Thanks, Phil

by Phil

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Is there a tool which I can stretch the orange springs easier?

by Nicomat

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Hello. I have ford wire spoke wheels off of a 35 Ford on my Model A hotrod. Will these work without any issues on the front using your spindles, and the early hubs 91065450? I would use your drums 91065400. Do I need to worry about a spacer to center the wire wheels?

by Joe

• 11 years ago

1 answer

I installed part 910-32106 Super Bell 37-41 spindles on my 30 roadster. I just purchased 91065420 front bendix brakes with backing plates. The new backing plate hits the top of the spindle ring where the wheel cylinder bottom sits so that the backing plate cannot sit flush against the spindle plate. Are there adapters for this or is in necessary to modify the spindle plate somehow?

by Doug

• 11 years ago

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