High Arch Transverse Rear Leaf Spring, 39 Inch
High Arch Transverse Rear Leaf Spring, 39 Inch
Speedway Motors

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#91043102

High Arch Transverse Rear Leaf Spring, 39 Inch

  • Fits Model T and A
  • Raises 6"-8"
  • 39" eye to eye, 2 1/4" wide
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Product Summary

Rear Position, Standard Eye Leaf Spring Eye Type

  • Fits Model T and A
  • Raises 6"-8"
  • 39" eye to eye, 2 1/4" wide
  • Plain finish- 5 tapered leaves
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91043102
BrandSpeedway Motors
PositionRear
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Speedway Motors 91043102 Details

These universal transverse rear leaf springs are perfect for those wanting to build a tradional looking T-bucket or Model A hotrod. Each cross spring is made from high grade tempered spring steel and is 2-1/4" wide, 39" eye-to-eye, and has 5 tapered leaves. Raises 6" to 8".

Five leaves, each 0.25" thick

Spring eyes are 3/4" I.D. Black steel finish.

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Speedway Motors 91043102 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91043102
BrandSpeedway Motors
PositionRear
GENERAL
Leaf Spring Eye TypeStandard Eye
Length Eye to Eye39"
Leaf Spring Width2-1/4 Inch
Spring Height (Underside)15.5"
Number of Leafs5
Material TypeSteel
FinishNatural
Sold in QuantityEach
Spring Eye I.D.0.75"

Ratings & Reviews

4.4

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Customers highly appreciate this product for its prime quality and practicality in car part restoration and modification. Identified as a versatile tool, it has been instrumental in getting vintage cars like Model A Ford to their optimal functioning. People also praised its functionality in revamping rear suspension. Its unique feature of providing lift to vehicles has been noted. Some did suggest an improvement with inclusion of bolts in spring clamps for further enhancement. Overall, this product stands out in efficiency, effectiveness, and usability ensuring customer satisfaction.

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Really good place to buy parts

5.0

3 years ago

TJ

West Virginia

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Used it to get my Model A Ford up and going.

Would Recommend

Would buy again

4.0

5 years ago

PK

Burleson,TX

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Spring clamps were bent open, would prefer to see ones with bolts

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5.0

8 years ago

big d birgfeld

searsport maine

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had to relocate my shackles

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Great spring.

4.0

9 years ago

ChromeDome

Wisconsin Dells WI

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Fantastic for the restoration of my Dad's vintage modified rear suspension.

Would Recommend

its spring time

4.0

11 years ago

rich the mechanic

bradley,il

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gives you a lift

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Questions & Answers

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Will this spring work with a 40 stock ford rear end?

by Bart

• 8 years ago

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Is this spring available in chrome?

by Chris

• 9 years ago

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my rear crossmember on my t bucket frame is 30 inches will this spring work?

by jim

• 10 years ago

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I'm building a retro 50's t-bucket will this rear spring be the right height for my application? Do I need to top mount or front or rear mount? Thanks!

by skip

• 10 years ago

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original bodied 1930 tudor sedan I have an original steel bodied 1930 model a tudor sedan. For some reason the previuos owner butchered the rear suspension by welding homemade coil spring cups to the replaced rear end and the original upper crossmember and installed a cut down coil from god knows what. I am wanting to install a reversed eye leafspring and perches. Additionally I also want to mount a 32 style 14 gallon fuel tank between the rear frame rails using the adapter kit for the 1930. With the added weight of the tank and fuel I was hoping you might have done the math to figure out the mounting width of the spring perches and what the height of the spring will be when mounted so I can figure out how the rear of the car will sit when mounted up. I know I may be asking for alot but I could really use the help. Thanks, Mike

by Ruestur

• 12 years ago

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how wide of a frame is it good for

by blowmeaway

• 13 years ago

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What is the maximum load for this sring?

by ratroder

• 13 years ago

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Which weld on mounting bracket would I use on a Ford 8'' rear end out of a 71 Mustang? Also how far apart?

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• 14 years ago

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which u-bolt kit do i use with this spring to install it in a 1930 model A coupe.

by mike

• 15 years ago

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How much does that spring weigh.

by Corey

• 15 years ago

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