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Magnum 1928-36 Ford 4 Inch Dropped Tube Axle, 48 Inch

Magnum 1928-36 Ford 4 Inch Dropped Tube Axle, 48 Inch
28-36 Ford, Solid Tube Straight Axle Style, 48" King Pin Centers, Dropped Axle, Steel
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Straight Axle Style:
Solid Tube
King Pin Centers:
48"
Drilled:
No
Dropped Axle:
Yes
Suspension Height Adjustment:
4 Inch Lowered
Material Type:
Steel
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Each
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These precision made 4" drop axles accept 1937-48 Ford spindles and have 2-1/4" axle bosses. Tube axles are constructed using 1018 forged steel ends welded to 2" x .250" wall, 1018 seamless tubing and are set up with 1-1/4 degrees positive camber.
- Tube axle ends are forged 1018 steel (not cast)
- Tubes are precision welded to the forged ends with deep penetration
- Jig welded to extremely accurate dimensions
- These beautiful axles are virtually indestructible
Caster Angle Illustration (GIF)
Leaf Spring Measuring Guide (Link)
Tube Axle Application Chart (GIF)
Item Details
48" King Pin Center36-3/8" Perch Center
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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