Product Summary

Universal Fit, Universal Mount Type, Dash Key Location

  • This collapsible steering column is not only safer but also much easier to install due to the adjustable length
  • 32" extended and 22.50" fully collapsed length offers 9.50" of movement for maximum safety
  • 3/4-20 splined output end accepts a variety of U-joints or couplers for attachment to your steering shaft or steering gear
  • Standard 3-bolt quick release makes entry and exit of the vehicle a breeze while also accepting common three bolt steering wheels
  • Heim mount is adjustable forward or rearward to accommodate the mounting requirements of your car
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91032304
Mount TypeUniversal
Column TypeStraight
Shifter LocationFloor
Key LocationDash
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Speedway Motors 91032304 Details

  • Safer to use than a fixed length steering column in your race car
  • Collapses in the advent of an on-track collision, protecting your body
  • Features a spring loaded quick release 3-bolt steering wheel mount
  • Adjustable fitment from 22.5 to 32 inches in total length
  • Universal 3/4-inch heim joint support mount with locking collars included
  • 3/4-20 spline steering shaft output fits common U-joints
  • Black anodized aluminum and natural steel components

Increase Safety And Reduce Risk With a Collapsible Steering Column For Your Race Car

Safety should be every racer’s top priority. No matter if you’re a circle track racer, drag racer, road racer, or just a weekend auto cross junkie, safety should be paramount. If you’re racing a production car built after the late 1960s you may be utilizing the OEM collapsible steering column there already. However, if you’re looking to save some weight or building a purpose built chassis, an aftermarket race car steering column with collapsible steering shaft is a must. Yes, you’re strapped in with a safety harness but obviously there can be situations where there is enough chassis deformation that the steering column may attempt to impact your body. Having a racing steering column with collapsible shaft provides additional safety in these situations.

Installing a collapsible steering column in a race car isn’t difficult. You can use either a weld-on steering bracket, which is common for production cars and some tube frame race car applications, or you can use a bolt-on race car steering column bracket designed for tubular race car chassis. Our race car steering column is adjustable from 22.50-inches to 32-inches in total length (not including the quick release designed for standard three-bolt steering wheels) to fit a variety of chassis and steering system designs. Remember, to have some collapsibility you’ll not want to bottom out the column at its shortest dimension. Also included is an aluminum heim mount that can be set anywhere along the column’s length using the included locking collars.

The output of the column features a 3/4-20 spline output shaft. This output can be connected to a steering box or rack-and-pinion steering unit with your choice of applicable steering shaft U-joint. If your steering system needs further support an additional steering support heim can be used as well, especially if you are using multiple lengths of steering shaft material and joints to connect your drag race steering column to your steering gear box or rack.

Improve the safety of your race car with our universal fit collapsible steering column. The weight savings, quick release steering wheel for easier entry/exit, and the collapsible steering shaft all add up to increase your safety margin on track. For applications requiring a longer racing steering column with collapsible steering shaft we offer the same high quality universal race car steering column in a 32- to 42-inch length model as well.

Specs

  • 22.50" to 32.00” column measured from the end of the shaft to the base of the quick release hub
  • Quick release hub adds an additional 2.00” to the overall length
  • O.D. of the main body is 1.125"
  • O.D. of the bottom shaft is .750 and 20 spline
  • Splined end accepts a variety of U-joint for attachment to your steering shaft or gear
  • O.D. of the main hub sleeve is 2.525”
  • O.D. of the hub sleeve flange is 3.17”
  • Centerline of column to end of threads on 3/4” heim mount is 3.00”
  • Heim mount is adjustable forward/rearward to suit customer's mounting requirements

Speedway Motors 91032304 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91032304
BrandSpeedway Motors
Mount TypeUniversal
Column TypeStraight
Shifter LocationFloor
Key LocationDash
Overall Length32"
FinishPurple Anodized
Output Shaft Type3/4" 20-spline
Tube O.D.1.125"
Material TypeSteel
CollapsibleYes
Spline Count20
Spline OD0.75"
GENERAL
Sold in QuantityEach
NotesQUICK RELEASE HUB 20 SPLINE 1-3/16 ID. replacement hub 91032305
Gear Indicator IncludedNo
Hazard SwitchNo
Neutral Safety Switch IncludedNo
Tilt ColumnNo
Turn Signal Switch IncludedNo

Ratings & Reviews

4.4

17 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers favour this steering column for its impressive quality for the price, evident in the sturdy build and high-grade materials used such as the heim joint. They appreciate the quick disconnect feature, which simplifies dashboard and steering component assembly. Its adaptability is appreciated, even if additional parts might be required for certain applications. The column's safety aspects, like the collapsibility, are deemed reliable. Some customers, however, express concern over the slight looseness of the quick-release hub and the steering column's limited mounting points. Despite these minor issues, the prevailing sentiment is positive, with many users aiming to purchase the column again due to its overall effectiveness and affordability.

4.4

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Most Liked Positive Review

4.0

Race car parts on the cheap

I bought this column to be used in an offroad truck with full hydraulic steering. The price was right, it's adjustable in length and it comes with the generic 3-bolt hub which are all great, but the color...Purple? It's something I'm willing to live with for the price. The play in the splines at the slip portion is a bit much too, which may cause an annoying rattle over time, but again, the price was right.

Most Liked Negative Review

2.0

Hub fitment just too loose

Collapsible portion of column, heim joint, stops, and exterior finish of quick release hub were nice, but there is just too much slop between the splines on the shaft and the quick release hub. Hub moves around an 1/8" in any direction, which equates to about 1/4" of slop at the outside of the wheel. It might be good enough for a beater, but wouldn't do the trick for my road race car.

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A must buy

5.0

3 months ago

Stingray

Ct

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Perfect

Would Recommend

I would definitely recommend this steering column

5.0

a year ago

Alampe

Highland il

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Came with everything I needed and bolted right in. Super adjustable and easy to use.

Would Recommend

Nice piece for the price

4.0

3 years ago

Ty

Missouri

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The disconnect and heim joint are nice quality. To clarify on mounting the column, there is no outer tube to weld to. The black column as you see it in the photos is the shaft that turns, so the only connection point is the heim, with not provision for a connection point down low. This gives some difficulty with mounting it up, depending on the application. The collapsible portion is nice to have.

Would Recommend

Right product...fast shipping

5.0

4 years ago

Davey

Minneapolis, MN

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Hard to find...thanks Speedway

Would Recommend

Good quality for the $.

5.0

5 years ago

RG

Ohio

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Using this in a semi-tube chassis street car build to simplify the dash and steering components.

Would Recommend

Awesome product, great price

5.0

5 years ago

Steven

Surprise Arizona

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The product feels like high quality, I love the quick disconnect. I'm using it on a Nissan 240sx. Needed to source some additional parts to adapt it to the s13 steering rack but over very happy with it.

Would Recommend

Steering column

5.0

5 years ago

Mark

Chicago

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Looks great . Fit like it should. Safety is the key to this purchase.

Would Recommend

i will be ordering this part again

5.0

6 years ago

train

roseville

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I use this particular part often in customer cars

Would Recommend

I would buy this again

5.0

7 years ago

harle

missouri

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fast shipping

Very simple and well built racing column.

5.0

7 years ago

John

GOTHENBURG

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Installed it in our drag car, comes with the steering wheel disconnect.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

10 Questions • 10 Answers

Is this heim greaseable like the Sweat Mfg heim?

by Jason

• 4 years ago

1 answer

what is the steering wheel bolt pattern?

by michael

• 6 years ago

1 answer

Is the heim replaceable? Took the one off of mine to use a different mounting method, and now that we are swapping back it's long gone.

by Jeff

• 8 years ago

1 answer

How would you use this collapsible column with a quicksteer?

by Chip

• 10 years ago

1 answer

Is there any kind of mounting kit needed? How is it installed in place of a stock column?

by Alex

• 10 years ago

1 answer

how much does this product weigh? (Speedway Collapsible Steering Column, 22-1/2 - 32 Inch)

by Vinni

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Does this column have bearings or bushings?

by Phlash

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Length I want to make sure I am correct before ordering. Total length of the steering column is 42 inches fully extended. I am guessing that 10 inches the collapsible section and another 10 inches the actual shaft movement (not part of the collapsible section). Please correct me if I am wrong.

by iceref63

• 12 years ago

1 answer

Is the steering wheel disconnect for this a splined or a hex design? If hex, does the sweet one you sell come with a splined set up?

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• 14 years ago

1 answer

how much collapse travel does this shaft provide if used at its minimum length (22 1/2")?? Thanks...

by islandgambler

• 15 years ago

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