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Universal Fit, Steel, Yellow Zinc, 0.50" Hole Diameter

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #91636500
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishYellow Zinc
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    Speedway Motors 91636500 Details

    These Speedway Shock Towers are perfect for your custom installation. Durable steel is ready for welding and fabrication to your needs.

    The center of the mount hole is 1 3/8" out from the welded on T plate. It is 10 1/2" tall from base to the center of the hole. The hole is 1/2". The shock hole is tapered from both directions and will either require our 535-AK35 shock stud kit, or be drilled out to 5/8"

    Speedway Motors 91636500 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #91636500
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishYellow Zinc
    GENERAL
    Hole Diameter0.50"
    Welding RequiredYes
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    Ratings & Reviews

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    2 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers praise our product for its excellent quality and practicality, notably in terms of shock-mounting for Model A pickups and T-coupes. They emphasize its capacity to support longer shocks and its easy modifiability to meet specific needs. These features set our product apart from competitors, particularly those offering unnecessary additions like headlight mounts. Customers recommend our product for its impressive usability and superior design.

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    Nice piece for upper shock mounting

    5.0

    3 years ago

    Bryan

    Newport News, VA

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    I used these to add front shocks to my Model A pickup

    Would Recommend

    These WORK

    5.0

    4 years ago

    Blackwater

    Middle Tennessee

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    I wanted longer shocks on my T coupe project and didn't need the headlight mounts the other shock mounts provide. These look great and allow for longer shocks. Easily modified to give me exactly what I wanted.

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    1 Question • 1 Answer

    Can you tell me the dimensions of these brackets? IE...height, hole size, width, how far off the vertical are the holes. thanks

    by Foto

    • 9 years ago

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