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#91032375
Firewall Mount Flanged Bearing for Steering Shaft
- This support bearing works well to support a steering shaft where it passes through the firewall
- Allows for up to 30 degrees of misalignment making it perfect for a variety of vehicles
- 5/16" mounting holes are spaced 2-1/4" center to center
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Product Summary
- This support bearing works well to support a steering shaft where it passes through the firewall
- Allows for up to 30 degrees of misalignment making it perfect for a variety of vehicles
- 5/16" mounting holes are spaced 2-1/4" center to center
- Zinc plated for corrosion resistance
- Choose from .750" or 1" shaft size
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This firewall mount allows up to 30° of mis-alignment. Includes ball with two pressed steel flanges with 5/16" mounting holes.
Choose 3/4" (.750) or 1" (0.995") shaft size.
91032375-1000
- Height: .74"
- Length: 3.00"
- Width: 1.90"
- Mount C to C: 2.26"
- Inside diameter: 0.995"
91032375-750
- Height: .87"
- Length: 3.00"
- Width: 1.90"
- Mount C to C: 2.26"
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Specifications
Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Shaft Size to see |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Width | 3.00" |
| Overall Thickness | Select Shaft Size to see |
| Inside Diameter | Select Shaft Size to see |
| Centerline of Holes | 2.25" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | Select Shaft Size to see |
Ratings & Reviews
4.7
75 Reviews
Customers find our product, a steering support bearing, extremely practical and beneficial for their steering shaft needs. Customers frequently mentioned its smooth operation, ease of installment, and reliable performance in their reviews. The product's versatility and adaptability to various applications were also highlighted. Customers praised the product's robust build quality and stability it provides to the steering shaft. However, there were instances where users reported friction issues and speculated about bearing size discrepancies. Nonetheless, the majority recognized the product's competitive price in consideration of its high-quality finish and functionality, recommending it over alternatives.
Ratings & Reviews
4.7
75 Reviews
Customers find our product, a steering support bearing, extremely practical and beneficial for their steering shaft needs. Customers frequently mentioned its smooth operation, ease of installment, and reliable performance in their reviews. The product's versatility and adaptability to various applications were also highlighted. Customers praised the product's robust build quality and stability it provides to the steering shaft. However, there were instances where users reported friction issues and speculated about bearing size discrepancies. Nonetheless, the majority recognized the product's competitive price in consideration of its high-quality finish and functionality, recommending it over alternatives.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
This is a great product
Hi if any one is building a car almost of any type I say you need this item to make thing work a lot better and it is a quite fix.I just don't know how I have gone with out one of these before. I think it is great. I also most likely need another one for one of the cars I am going now. Thank you for the great work you all do.
Most Liked Negative Review
2.0
Almost unusable
I purchased the 1" shaft version of this product. The ball is extremely thin, and the fit between the ball and race has no preload (actually, it is worse, it has a noticeable play of about .010.) Possibly because of how thin the ball is near the edges (there is no flat surface like that pictured, but the picture may be of a .750 ID unit) and was deformed or crimped over, it was impossible to slide the bearing over a shaft that measured .995. It took significant deburring of the edges of the ball on the ID before the shaft would fit. I'll likely purchase a bearing unit that has two mounting plates that clamp together to fix the ball angle when tightened, and that has a shaft collar built in to ensure a good fit of the shaft like the other steering bearing I have.
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5 Stars
5.0
9 months ago
JR
Las Vegas, NV
Verified
Worked out great!
Would Recommend
I would buy this again!!!
5.0
a year ago
John
Weyauwega, WI
Verified
It is for a steering column lower bearing. It worked great with the last car I did and finishing another car with it
Would Recommend
yes, I'd buy it again
4.0
a year ago
claychamp123
Central NYS
Verified
as a firewall steering shaft mount
Would Recommend
Works great.
5.0
a year ago
Jimmy
Texas
Verified
Budget building my wife's 53 Chevy truck on an S10 chassis, with LS and auto.
Would Recommend
Exactly what I needed
5.0
3 years ago
LarryCahill
Boston
Verified
I had to add another steering universal joint under the dash to clear the brake pedal. This steering support bearing was necessary and did the trick.
Would Recommend
Works well
5.0
3 years ago
Decky69
Leland Nc
Verified
Added extra steering shaft support.
Perfect for my appy
5.0
4 years ago
DL
Crete
Verified
Finished my job perfectly
Would Recommend
High angle needs
5.0
4 years ago
TRKRDY
Road America
Verified
Use to mount my Sweet Mfg steering column and DD shaft in a 3rd Gen Camaro.
Would Recommend
would buy again
5.0
4 years ago
dizzy
kearny n.j.
Verified
it didn't work out for my 1934 chevy . but will use on one of my other cars
Would Recommend
I like the product, it's well worth $
5.0
5 years ago
Aurora Cyclekart Club of Colorado
Colorado
Verified
Brand new un-touched by human hands !
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
6 Questions • 7 Answers
Questions & Answers
6 Questions • 7 Answers
Will a .075 out side diameter tube fit thur the ball?
by mw
• 8 years ago
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do you sell a cover for this bearing its mounted inside firewall ?
by Gary
• 8 years ago
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What is the OD of the bearing housing portion of the flange? Need to determine if it would fit inside the column tube.
by Chunk
• 10 years ago
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Can this be used with a 3/4 DD shaft instead of round?
by Gary
• 11 years ago
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What is the center to center distance of the mounting holes?
by Scottsssss
• 12 years ago
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I need to know 2 things : 1. what is the overall height of this piece ? 2. What has been your experience, if any, using this on a street rod application ?
by Mike W.
• 15 years ago
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