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Ford Upper Steering Arm, Plain, 7-3/4 Inch, Tapered
Ford Upper Steering Arm, Plain, 7-3/4 Inch, Tapered
Universal Fit, Steel, Zinc Plated
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Ford Upper Steering Arm, Plain, 7-3/4 Inch, Tapered
Part # 91632011
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MFG. Part #:
91632011
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Zinc Plated
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Flame cut steel upper steering arm for '37-'48 Ford spindles (with 3-3/8" mount centers). This design is available in 6-1/4" or 7-3/4" lengths. The longer 7-3/4" arms permit a tighter left turn when using large diameter front tires or front wheels with a deep reverse, and it also slows the steering rate for greater control. Tapered end accepts 11/16" tie rod ends.
NOTE: Upper steering arms allow the attachment of a drag link to the LH (driver's side) spindle. The arms attach with bolts through the upper 2 backing-plate-mounting holes on spindle.
Steering Arm Ends Guide (GIF)
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