Product Summary

Universal Fit

  • Batwing end bracket for building your own Panhard bar on a spring-over-axle
  • Fits four-bar front ends on 1928-34 Fords
  • Bolt hole spacing is 4.54" on center
  • Choose from raw or polished finish
  • Stainless steel construction
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BrandSpeedway Motors
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Batwing end bracket for building your own Panhard bar on a spring-over-axle, four-bar front ends on 1928-34 Fords.

Bolt hole spacing is 4.54" on center.

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #
BrandSpeedway Motors

Ratings & Reviews

3.7

3 Reviews

Overall Assessment

The product is reputable for its quality and functionality, as indicated by customers. It boasts an aesthetically pleasing design and has been praised for its precision fit, significantly enhancing front-end stability. However, there were instances where the bolt holes did not align, preventing perfect compatibility. Despite this, users recommend the product for its superior performance in comparison to others.

3.7

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5.0

3 years ago

Gibby

Quinton,NJ

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Product work very well, no problems, looks good.

Would Recommend

Item was just what I needed to finish my front suspension.

5.0

9 years ago

rmr

Sturgis, Mi.

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Fit perfectly. Really made a big difference in front end movement.

Would Recommend

I wouldn't buy this product again.

1.0

9 years ago

Big Lar

Carlock, Il

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Bolts holes did not line up.

Would Not Recommend

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 4 Answers

Do you make this bracket to fit a right hand drive as I live in Australia

by Frank

• 7 years ago

1 answer

which speedway product is available as a panard bar that will work with a i beam front axle and speedways 27" hairpin radius rods on a 4" droped axle, model a frame?

by joe

• 9 years ago

2 answers

Is this made of a weldable material? This bracket looks cast but there's no details in the "Details". Is it weldable or in the alternative is there a panhard bar bracket made to bolt or weld onto this style front end Part # 91335213?

by RatsAssRoadster

• 11 years ago

1 answer

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