Product Summary

Universal Fit, Natural

  • Provides clearance for 90 degree grease zerk at upper kingpin boss of stock Ford Spindles
  • Can be reformed
  • 3 3/8" mount centers
  • 37-'48 Ford application
  • Tapered accepts 11/16" tie rod end
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91632015
BrandSpeedway Motors
FinishNatural
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Speedway Motors 91632015 Details

  • Provides clearance for 90° grease zerk at upper kingpin boss of stock Ford spindles
  • Can be re-formed
  • 3-3/8" spindle mount centers
  • Fits '37-'48 Ford applications
  • Tapered end accepts 11/16" tie rod end
  • 6-1/4" long from center of hole to spindle mount surface

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Speedway Motors 91632015 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91632015
BrandSpeedway Motors
FinishNatural

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

3 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly laud the product for its quality and practicality, noting its strong and sturdy construction that ensures no flex even in rigorous use. The ability to easily fit with minor adjustments if necessary is also appreciated. However, due to clearance problems, customers recommend avoiding the chrome version. Overall, the product outperforms competitors with its usability and material quality.

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Would buy it again

5.0

5 years ago

Dmac

Las Vegas NV

Verified

Nice piece bolts right up

Sturdy

5.0

8 years ago

kurt Ide

Milwaukee

Verified

No flex here!

Would Recommend

It worked great

4.0

16 years ago

27 roadster dude

Gilroy

I had to do a little trimming around the out side to clear the caliper that is also a mod to the axel. I would not recommend getting the chrome one if you may run into clearance problems. All and all, it is a good part.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

location of tapered hole How far forward of center is the tie rod connection point?

by Jetson

• 13 years ago

1 answer

My question is about which direction the tie rod end installs from the bottom or top of the bracket as pictured. I would assume from the top for maximum clearance to the axle but assumptions will bite you. Thanks

by

• 15 years ago

1 answer

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