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#91639510
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Straight Axle Front Suspension Type, Natural
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| MFG. Part # | 91639510 |
| Front Suspension Type | Straight Axle |
| Suspension Height Adjustment | 4 Inch Lowered |
| Control Arm Style | Radius Rod |
| Shock Type | Not Included |
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Return PolicyThese front suspension packages make it easier to begin transforming your Model A frame into a rolling chassis. Kits include a 48" I-beam axle, radius rods, leaf spring and shackles. Kit works well with the SM300 Pro Shocks (shocks not included).
Axle kit designed to work with frame #916-57045.
All I-beam axles use the Ford spindle. We have brake kits with both Chevy and Ford bolt patterns available for the Ford spindle.
The brake kit you select will determine the final track width (hub to hub). The brake kits intended for this application (the Wilwood or our 702-4475 Metric brake kit) produce a final track width of about 56-1/4". Some of the other brake kits (like the 916-31903), which are not recommended for this application, would increase the track width by over an inch.
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| KEY SPECS | |
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| MFG. Part # | 91639510 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Front Suspension Type | Straight Axle |
| Suspension Height Adjustment | 4 Inch Lowered |
| Control Arm Style | Radius Rod |
| Shock Type | Not Included |
| Spindle Style | Ford Custom |
| Dropped Axle | Yes |
| Spindles Included | No |
| Brakes Included | No |
| Welding Required | No |
| GENERAL | |
| Spring Type | Leaf Spring |
| Finish | Natural |
| Rotor Diameter | Not Included |
| Dropped Spindles | No |
| Dropped Control Arms | No |
| Front Leaf Spring Style | Spring-Over Axle |
| Steering Included | No |
| Straight Axle Style | Solid I-Beam |
4.5
4 Reviews
The product, a Super Bell axle assembly, is highly appreciated for its robustness and economic price, especially when equipped on a 1928 Ford pickup. Users are particularly fond of the batwing brackets and radius rods. However, some customers needed to purchase higher quality spring shackles and u-bolts for durability. The easy-to-assemble front brake rotor kit was praised, though notably, the standard drop arms were incompatible with certain kits. Another significant feature mentioned by customers was the completeness of the package, making it a quick and stress-free solution for mounting the front end on Model A vehicles. Overall, the product stood out for its practicality and quality construction.
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Great set up
5.0
a year ago
C Stan
Kingman Az.
Verified
Worked out perfectly for my application, an odd-ball 26 Dodge Brothers Coupe.
Would Recommend
Lower that Ford
4.0
15 years ago
POPS
Houston, Texas
Verified
I like the 4 inch dropped Super Bell axle assy. Good price. I like the batwing brackets with radius rods. I had to buy better spring shackles and spring u-bolts. The shackles bushings were plastic or nylon and they would have never held up. I had to order them from an antique Ford parts house.I'm using this assy under a 1928 Ford pickup. I also ordered a disc brake assy to add to this front end.
Would Recommend
Front End Assembly
5.0
15 years ago
Randall Bowman
Springfield, MO
Verified
[...] I needed a front brake rotor kit with a 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern. The only one available was the 11.75" Impala conversion. The front end kit went together extremely well until I came to the drop arms, which would not work. I went back online to get the customer service number to see what was going on. Before calling I went to the online catalog page to get the part number of the rotor kit. And there is bold print was a note saying the standard drop arms will not work with this rotor kit. It gave the correct part number for flat drop arms. I ordered the right ones right then and sent the ones I had ordered wrong back. [...]
Would Recommend
All in one quick way to go.
4.0
16 years ago
bent rods cc
colorado
this is a fast way to get going on your build,All things are included to mount your front end on your Model A.All the guess work taken out on what will fit what.
Would Recommend
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15 Questions • 10 Answers
Are the frame brackets included in this kit? If not, what part number are they?
by Charlie
• 7 years ago
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Does this axle kit come in a drilled version?
by Charlie
• 7 years ago
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For part number 91639510. What kind of drum brake kit would fit this axle.? I need it to be a Ford 5x5.5 bolt pattern. Thanks.
by roy
• 7 years ago
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Have a 46 gmc 1/2 ton, looking to run fenderless and want the look, will this work, SBC will be going in and I know I have a parallel leaf, will the gasser set up give me a drop or more of a rake then this set up, thanks
by craig
• 9 years ago
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Can this be used on a 1933 Chevrolet pickup chassis?
by Dave
• 10 years ago
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Does this come with the shock mount shackles? The description suggests pairing the Pro Shock SM300 shocks with this front end but I do not see if the kit comes with the appropriate shackles.
by Brewsky
• 10 years ago
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Is I-beam forged steel rather than cast
by tim
• 11 years ago
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would this kit fit under a So-Cal Model a chassis/frame ? Are the Hairpin radius rods the same length as the So-Cal type ? as Their axle is also Super Bell and they do look the same
by Quicky
• 11 years ago
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Will this fit on a 1990 chevy 1500 truck frame
by Dustbuccit
• 12 years ago
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Can i use this on a Ford F1 1952?
by EnriqueWalker
• 12 years ago
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1928-1931 Ford Model A
