|
#91033034
Forged Mono-Leaf T-Bucket Front Spring
- Engineered to be simple to change out
- Ride height can be simply adjusted by adding spacers above or below the spring
- The varying thicknesses along the length and width of spring provide strength and flexibility
$107.99
/each
In Stock
Quantity
Need Help? Call to Order
Add to a list
Select a vehicle to verify Fitment
Select Vehicle
Product Summary
Universal Fit, Front Position, 26" Length Eye to Eye
- Engineered to be simple to change out
- Ride height can be simply adjusted by adding spacers above or below the spring
- The varying thicknesses along the length and width of spring provide strength and flexibility
- Made from durable steel with a natural, unpainted finish
- Eye-to-eye length measures 26" and is 1-3/4" wide
Need To Know
Need help?
855.313.9176Quick and Easy Returns
Return PolicySpeedway Motors 91033034 Details
Speedway Motors 91033034 Details
If you want to upgrade your solid axle front end without the hassle of welding and grinding, this mono-leaf spring may be your answer. They are simple to change out and you can adjust ride height by adding spacers above or below the spring. Varying thicknesses along the length and width of spring provide strength and flexibility for your vehicles suspension.
- Reverse eyes
- 1-3/4" wide
- Unpainted steel construction
Item Details
26" Eye-to-EyeCharts
Guides & Documents
Speedway Motors 91033034 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91033034 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91033034 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Position | Front |
| GENERAL | |
| Leaf Spring Eye Type | Reverse Eye |
| Length Eye to Eye | 26" |
| Leaf Spring Width | 1-3/4 Inch |
| Number of Leafs | 1 |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Overall Height | 3.75" |
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
Customers consistently praise the superior fitment and quality of our product, with the pressed-in bushings cited as a standout feature. Its practicality is emphasized by successful custom uses, as seen in the crafting of a unique mini 1917 model T pickup. Our product distinguishes itself from competitors with its versatility, quality materials, and an unquestionable functionality that truly meets customers' needs. Its usability and safety in diverse settings, even in crafting unique models, is highly recommended by users.
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
Customers consistently praise the superior fitment and quality of our product, with the pressed-in bushings cited as a standout feature. Its practicality is emphasized by successful custom uses, as seen in the crafting of a unique mini 1917 model T pickup. Our product distinguishes itself from competitors with its versatility, quality materials, and an unquestionable functionality that truly meets customers' needs. Its usability and safety in diverse settings, even in crafting unique models, is highly recommended by users.
4.5
2 reviews
5
1
4
1
3
0
2
0
1
0
Filter by Ratings
Great product
4.0
7 years ago
13
Oklahoma
Verified
Great fitment, bushings pressed in good
Would Recommend
custom use for mini model T
5.0
9 years ago
stuntflyer
Ocala Fl
Verified
worked perfectly on my mini 1917 model T pickup custom made by me. I live in a golf club community and wanted something different. liked the model T pickup so i built one
Would Recommend
Showing 2 of 2 reviews
Questions & Answers
11 Questions • 10 Answers
Questions & Answers
11 Questions • 10 Answers
My 27 Model T's LOADED front spring pack measures 31 1/4". Will this 26" mono leaf work?
by Willie
• 8 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
What is the diameter of the spring eye? Which bushing set do I need to use with this spring?
by JEK
• 9 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
Will normal automotive paint be ok for this or do I need something else to be able to flex?
by Bret
• 9 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
I have a bantam roadster I am restoring How do I determine the spring rate for this application? I weighs 1500 lbs and has 700 lbs on the front wheels with a small block ford
by kevin
• 10 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
About how nuch lower will this spring sit versus superglide 4 leaf with reverse eyes?
by Bill
• 10 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
what is the spring rate for this leaf spring?
by 23T roadster
• 10 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
How thick is this spring?
by Anthony
• 10 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
How much arch do the 26" springs have?
by JDM007
• 11 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
I am building a 1948 Ford F1 truck.It will not have fenders or hood and I will be running a ford small block. Will this spring work for my application?
by Greg
• 15 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
on a 46" i beam axle 4" drop can i use the on mono leaf spring am building a 1930 ford model a truck
by tommy time
• 15 years ago
1 answer
View Answer
10 of 11 questions shown

