Product Summary

Universal Fit, Ford Stock Spindle Style, Dropped Axle

  • Use with '37-'48 Ford spindles
  • 3" drop
  • .250 thick, 2" diameter
  • Available in 48" plain or chrome plated
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Key Specs

Spindle StyleFord Stock
Straight Axle StyleTube
Dropped AxleYes
Suspension Height Adjustment3 Inch Lowered
Tube O.D.2"
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Speedway Motors 91035118 Details

Speedways 3" drop tube axles are a one-piece design featuring precision welded ends and perch bolt holes. Axle is formed from high strength 2" x .250" wall steel tubing. Use with 1937-48 Ford style spindles.

Item Details

48" king pin centers, 37" perch centers

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Specs

  • King Pin Center-to-Center:  48"
  • Spring Perch Center-to-Center:  37"
  • Spring Perch Hole O.D.:  1"
  • Spring Perch Hole I.D.:  11/16"
  • Spring Perch Hole Length:  2-1/4"

Speedway Motors 91035118 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91035118
BrandSpeedway Motors
Spindle StyleFord Stock
Straight Axle StyleTube
Dropped AxleYes
Suspension Height Adjustment3 Inch Lowered
Tube O.D.2"
FinishChrome
Material TypeSteel
GENERAL
King Pin Centers48"
Material Thickness0.250"
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Engineering and assembly are excellent

5.0

13 years ago

Duane1603

Ames, Iowa

I purchased the package that included this dropped axle. I have had excellent results in assembling the package. The success is due to the instructions that were included and the information and tips that are available on-line form Speedway.

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

question about bearing spacer when using this tube axle and stock 1940 spindles I can only get the bearing between the spindle and axle, do I need the dust shields and felt washers, there is no room for them. Thanks Jeff

by jp21

• 11 years ago

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Is this a bolt-in replacement for a 1941 Ford Coupe?

by DaveR

• 12 years ago

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