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#9103946
Gasser Straight Axle, Chevy Spindle and Brake Kits, 54-1/2 Hub-to-Hub
- Old school gasser axle kit has a 46" axle and features a 54-1/2" hub to hub measurement, wheel mounting surface to wheel mounting surface
- 9-1/4" vented rotors resist heat and brake fade and have a 5 on 4-3/4" bolt pattern with 7/16"-20 studs
- Features common '78-'88 GM metric calipers with a 2-1/2" bore, offers easy serviceability and proven performance
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, Straight Axle Front Suspension Type
- Old school gasser axle kit has a 46" axle and features a 54-1/2" hub to hub measurement, wheel mounting surface to wheel mounting surface
- 9-1/4" vented rotors resist heat and brake fade and have a 5 on 4-3/4" bolt pattern with 7/16"-20 studs
- Features common '78-'88 GM metric calipers with a 2-1/2" bore, offers easy serviceability and proven performance
- New Forged steel '49-'54 Chevy passenger car spindles provide strength and dependability for years of service
- Universal design to fit multiple vehicle applications, will require welding and fabrication
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | Select Caliper Type and Brake Kit |
| Front Suspension Type | Straight Axle |
| Suspension Height Adjustment | Stock Height |
| Control Arm Style | Not Included |
| Shock Type | Not Included |
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These kits include our gasser straight front axle, semi-elliptical springs, spindles, king pins, steering arms, tierod kit, brake kit, and hardware. Choose either 5 on 4-1/2" or 5 on 4-3/4" bolt pattern with standard brake kit or Wilwood brake kit. Standard brake kits use new rotors and GM metric style calipers. Wilwood brake kit includes dual-drilled hub. Brake lines not included. Shocks not included, but shock mounts are included. Assembly required.
- 46 Inch
Note: Wilwood brakes increase hub-to-hub width by 1/2".
Item Details
49-54 Chevy Spindles, Specify bolt pattern,
46" Wide axle - 54 1/2" hub to hub.
- Not For Off-Road Race Use
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Gasser Kit w/ "Chevy" Spindles
- Leaf springs, 31-1/4" long x 1-3/4" wide
- 6 leaf, 1/4" thick
- 400 lbs/inch spring rate
- Chevy-style spindles (forged steel)
- Modeled after the 1949-54 Chevy passenger car spindle
"Chevy" Spindle Standard Brake Kit
- 5 x 4-1/2" Ford/Mopar bolt pattern
- 9-1/4" vented iron rotor, .890" thick
- Hub flange (hat) diameter - 5.74"
- 1/2" Fine wheel studs
- GM Metric '78-'88 calipers, 2-1/2" piston
- 7/16"-20 banjo bolt to AN-3 line adapter kit
- 5 x 4-3/4" GM bolt pattern
- 9-1/4" vented iron rotor, .890" thick
- Hub flange (hat) diameter - 5.74"
- 7/16" Fine wheel studs
- GM Metric '78-'88 calipers, 2-1/2" piston
- 7/16"-20 banjo bolt to AN-3 line adapter kit
"Chevy" Spindle Wilwood Brake Kit (must use 15"+ wheels)
- Forged Dynalite 4-piston Calipers
- 10.75" x .810" Ultralite HP 30 Vane iron rotors
- Wilwood Polymatrix-D Pads - very high cold friction, high fade/glaze resistance to periodic heat
- Lightweight anodized aluminum Pro Street hubs
- 1/2"-20 wheel studs
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Specifications
Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Caliper Type and Brake Kit to see |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Front Suspension Type | Straight Axle |
| Suspension Height Adjustment | Stock Height |
| Control Arm Style | Not Included |
| Shock Type | Not Included |
| Spring Type | Leaf Spring |
| Finish | Natural |
| Bolt Pattern | Select Caliper Type and Brake Kit to see |
| Rotor Diameter | Select Caliper Type and Brake Kit to see |
| Spindle Style | Chevy/GM Custom |
| Dropped Spindles | No |
| Dropped Axle | No |
| Dropped Control Arms | No |
| Front Leaf Spring Style | Semi-Elliptical Gasser |
| Spindles Included | Yes |
| Brakes Included | Yes |
| Steering Included | Yes |
| Caliper Pistons | Select Caliper Type and Brake Kit to see |
| Caliper Finish | Select Caliper Type and Brake Kit to see |
| Welding Required | Yes |
| GENERAL | |
| Straight Axle Style | Tube |
Ratings & Reviews
4.4
10 Reviews
Customers highly recommend this product for its high quality and practicality. Key features include ease of set up, expert machine work, quality fit, and the ability to exceed expectations. It makes gasser dreams come true with well-machined parts and easy installation that is well suited to a first-time Gasser build. However, improvements are needed on assembly instructions. The product stands out for enhancing the look and performance of vehicles like the HenryJ and 56 Chevy gasser. Some customers did express dissatisfaction with the axle assembly, but compared to competitor products, our product clearly receives more positive reviews.
Ratings & Reviews
4.4
10 Reviews
Customers highly recommend this product for its high quality and practicality. Key features include ease of set up, expert machine work, quality fit, and the ability to exceed expectations. It makes gasser dreams come true with well-machined parts and easy installation that is well suited to a first-time Gasser build. However, improvements are needed on assembly instructions. The product stands out for enhancing the look and performance of vehicles like the HenryJ and 56 Chevy gasser. Some customers did express dissatisfaction with the axle assembly, but compared to competitor products, our product clearly receives more positive reviews.
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Most Liked Positive Review
4.0
That was EASY !
So I rebuilt my race ready 65 Chevy II in only 4 days Removed the 355 small block, 4-speed and entire stock front end Built my own front subframe and put in the 496 BBC and trans Assembled the Speedway kit and there it is ! So just a few more days to detail then I race.
Most Liked Negative Review
1.0
i would not buy this product again
not much thought put in to putting this axle assembly together. the king pin at the axle has too much clearance and only has a allen screw to take up the slop. the spindle dust caps as I was told by support they are just glued in top and bottom. if speedway would put one of there axles together they probably would address these issues. they are proud enough to cast there name in the calipers
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I would buy this product again.... and I would recommend thi
5.0
6 years ago
Gasser
Tennessee
Verified
So far no issues....would recommend to others
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
6 years ago
RED
Wyoming
Verified
This is going on my HenryJ
Would Recommend
Awesome product
5.0
7 years ago
Lippy
North west Ohio
Verified
Make all your gasser dreams come true with this kit. Easy to set up well machined parts and pieces.
Would Recommend
I would and will be ordering this product again
5.0
9 years ago
Lil Tony
Thomson Ga
Verified
Very easy to install
Would Recommend
Qualiry parts
5.0
9 years ago
Stan
Denham Springs La
Verified
The straight axle kit exceeded my expectations. Expert machine work and a quality fit that represents a much more expensive price. Speedway is top notch.
Would Recommend
Gasser front axle
4.0
9 years ago
Don
Enterprise, Kansas
Verified
About half way into the project , so far everything has worked out great . Could use a little more detail on assembly of the spindle's and brake's .
Would Recommend
i would not buy this product again
1.0
9 years ago
doug
phoenix az
Verified
not much thought put in to putting this axle assembly together. the king pin at the axle has too much clearance and only has a allen screw to take up the slop. the spindle dust caps as I was told by support they are just glued in top and bottom. if speedway would put one of there axles together they probably would address these issues. they are proud enough to cast there name in the calipers
Would Not Recommend
Would buy this product again !!
5.0
10 years ago
Stuart's Gasser
Sacramento, ca
Verified
For my first time Gasser build his product couldn't be easier to install and the staff at speed way prior to purchase where very informed about this product and answered all my questions
Would Recommend
That was EASY !
4.0
12 years ago
Santo
Chesterland, OH
So I rebuilt my race ready 65 Chevy II in only 4 days Removed the 355 small block, 4-speed and entire stock front end Built my own front subframe and put in the 496 BBC and trans Assembled the Speedway kit and there it is ! So just a few more days to detail then I race.
Would Recommend


Good Kit!
5.0
13 years ago
Ransom
Iowa
put on my 56 chevy gasser. kit worked great easy to do and looks amazing!
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
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I have 1951 chevy 2door hard top. I want to put 1951 1/2 ton truck front axle on. I already have the axle. Can I buy just the leaf springs and hangers?
by Johnny51
• 7 years ago
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How far apart are the springs from each other?
by Jim
• 8 years ago
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46 chevy 3/4 ton DR. Which part no. Best for me
by gary
• 9 years ago
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Which kit would be the best for my 1936 Chevy 1/2 ton pick-up and would require the least amount of modification to my existing frame?
by Paul
• 11 years ago
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When in stalling, do you have to do a spring over axle? Or can a spring under be done?
by FBI
• 11 years ago
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when you say 54-1/2 hub to hub where is this measurement taken from exactly
by TC Hammer
• 11 years ago
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I have a 1963 Chevy Belair wagon we are making into a gasser. The measurements from backing plate to backing plate are about 54"...which is the correct axle for this application?
by Dave
• 11 years ago
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I have a 1957 CHEVY BELAIR HARDTOP. What is the best fit GASSER STRAIGHT AXLE SPINDLE AND BRAKE KITS in '57 BELAIR?
by NABE
• 11 years ago
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Are the spring pads pre welded to the axle if so what centers do the springs sit at
by Clarke
• 11 years ago
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Which straight axle kit for a 1972 Corvette? I am building a 1972 Vette for gas class at the strip. Which axle kit would be suitable for this purpose? Is it a bolt-in or is welding required? MIG or TIG welding?
by Deputy
• 11 years ago
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