#91636057

Bump Steer Spacer for Pinto Spindle

Speedway motors provides the selection you'll need to replace hard to find steering hardware in two easy to order kits
With the Pinto front end in mind, these kits will work with many popular steering configurations

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Modified, Stock Car, 0.630" Inside Diameter, Steel

Speedway motors provides the selection you'll need to replace hard to find steering hardware in two easy to order kits
With the Pinto front end in mind, these kits will work with many popular steering configurations

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MFG. Part #	91636057
Brand	Speedway Motors

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Speedway Motors 91636057 Details

If you run Pinto spindles on the front of your modified you cannot overlook the importance of correcting the bump steer geometry. Our steel spacers measure 2” tall with a 5/8” hole and provide the optimum fix for most modifieds.

For those of you who may see a little contact on the track, this steel spacer is a stronger option to the adjustable tie rod adapter.

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Speedway Motors 91636057 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	91636057
Brand	Speedway Motors

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Inside Diameter	0.630"
Outside Diameter	0.830"
Overall Length	2.00"
Overall Diameter	1.375"
Material Type	Steel
Sold in Quantity	Each

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HOW DO THESE WORK WHERE DO THEY INSTALL DO YOU ADAPT HEIM ENDS TO RACK UNIT??

by ABFDAN

• 9 years ago

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What chassis/parts are these designed to be used with? For example; Metric chassis, Nova lowers, Pinto spindles or Metric Chassis, Metric Lowers, Pinto Spindles, or Crown Vic chassis, pinto spindles, or Chevelle Chassis, Pinto spindles. I'm not sure there is an optimum fix for the combinations of parts used on modifieds today. Which combination are these spacers supposed to suit best?

by Mod77L

• 13 years ago

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What is the diameter of the cone-end?

by lostfords

• 14 years ago

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