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#91632031
Speedway Chevy Spindle Flat Plate Steering Arms, Plain
- These steering arms fit 1949 to 1954 Chevy spindles
- Right side steering arm has two rod end holes for use with cross steering applciation
- Must be used with 5/8" hole size spherical rod end - tapered tie rod ends are not compatible
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, Steel, Zinc Plated, .631" Hole Diameter
- These steering arms fit 1949 to 1954 Chevy spindles
- Right side steering arm has two rod end holes for use with cross steering applciation
- Must be used with 5/8" hole size spherical rod end - tapered tie rod ends are not compatible
- Uses a 45.5" eye to eye tie rod link when used with a 48" wide axle
- Zinc plated for corrosion resistance
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Speedway Motors 91632031 Details
For cross steering when using 1949-54 Chevy spindles. These flat plate arms have 5/8" holes for spherical rod end use only.
Note: Uses a 45.5" eye to eye tie rod link when used with a 48" wide axle / Chevy spindle.
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Steering Arm Ends Guide (GIF)
Cross Steering Guide (GIF)
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Speedway Motors 91632031 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91632031 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91632031 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| GENERAL | |
| Hole Diameter | .631" |
| Overall Length | 10.855" |
| Overall Width | 2.519" |
| Overall Height | 1.556" |
| Overall Thickness | .3995" |
| Centerline of Holes | 3.131" |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Notes | 48" wide axle w/ these arms and early Chevy spindles requires a 45.5" c-to-c tie rod assembly. |
Ratings & Reviews
4.9
42 Reviews
Users praised the product for its precise fit, robust construction, and practicality. It has been lauded as an essential component for gasser builds and a perfect solution for steering issues. Customers also appreciated the product's compatibility with multiple vehicle models, signifying its versatile use. Participants recommended this product, considering it superior to similar offerings on the market. Nonetheless, some expressed dissatisfaction due to the absence of requisite bolts in the package. Despite a perception of the flat plate appearing cheap compared to forged pieces, customers reiterated their satisfaction with the product's performance and durability.
Ratings & Reviews
4.9
42 Reviews
Users praised the product for its precise fit, robust construction, and practicality. It has been lauded as an essential component for gasser builds and a perfect solution for steering issues. Customers also appreciated the product's compatibility with multiple vehicle models, signifying its versatile use. Participants recommended this product, considering it superior to similar offerings on the market. Nonetheless, some expressed dissatisfaction due to the absence of requisite bolts in the package. Despite a perception of the flat plate appearing cheap compared to forged pieces, customers reiterated their satisfaction with the product's performance and durability.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
HEAVY DUTY!
I do wish that these were sold individually, as I only needed the short one for my gasser project, but, what the heck. I was pleasantly surprised at the meatiness of these things. I contemplated making my own for cheap, but decided that I wouldn't risk mine and others lives on my fabrication skills, or lack thereof. Very high quality, high strenghth product, as all steering/suspension/brake items should be. Take my word for it- order away!
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
These arms are OK
In the description the eye to eye mounting hole spacing is listed as 3.131 inches, but in the Question/Answer section the holes are said to be 3 1/8 inches apart. So this was confusing but I trusted the Answer section and it worked out, they are indeed 3 1/8 inches apart. Should read 3.125 not 3.131. I would have preferred a cast iron set to look more original but these were all I could find. Overall I am happy with them and they arrived in 4 days!! To Canada no less!
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These were spot on.
5.0
10 months ago
T Bucket 2.5
Anderson SC
Verified
These were just what the doctor ordered! Well made and designed.
Would Recommend
I would buy again
4.0
a year ago
Ole school
Portsmouth Ohio
Verified
I gave it a four star because I had to clearance it a bit. Nothing major just a little grinding.
Would Recommend
Beefy!
5.0
2 years ago
old engine guy
Brodhead, WI
Verified
Very heavy-duty and well made, adaptable as well - I had to bend mine slightly for clearance issues, but not a problem.
Would Recommend
again
4.0
2 years ago
na
37760
Verified
worked great
Would Recommend
Flat plate steering arms
5.0
2 years ago
Lmt
Kcks
Verified
Fit great and worked as they should very happy with quality also
Would buy again
5.0
2 years ago
Wagasser
Lake Havasu City,AZ
Verified
Product was perfect fit
Would Recommend
I only needed it just one time
5.0
2 years ago
Gray
CLEBURNE Tx.
Verified
All good.
Would Recommend
Great products, great fit.
5.0
2 years ago
Dustin
St. Joseph, MO
Verified
Great products shipped fast to your door to keep your racing program on track!
Would Recommend
yes
5.0
3 years ago
bob
Louisville KY 40165
Verified
worked fine
Would Recommend
I would by this product again
5.0
3 years ago
pops
New Jersey (south jersey)
Verified
work out great
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
12 Questions • 13 Answers
What modifications are required to mount these steering arms to the top of the spindle when using a straight axle.
by Chuck
• 6 years ago
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Does the bolting surface between the spindle and cross steer flat plate steering arm need a spacer ? Thanks Mark
by Mark
• 8 years ago
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Is all the holes 5/8"?
by PPE
• 9 years ago
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Are these meant to be mounted on the top or bottom of the spindle? Also it this set up so the tie rod is in front of the front axle?
by Nick
• 9 years ago
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I didn't see a set of these for my year truck. will these work with a 1940 Chevy half ton truck? If not do you have some that will?
by Kenny
• 10 years ago
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What thickness plate are these?
by grandadio
• 11 years ago
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Can these arms be used in either oriontation? I want the arms for a rear steer on my gasser (behind axle) and the picture looks like it's set up for in front of axle steering? Thanks.
by gasserterry
• 13 years ago
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What drag link do I use with a tappered pitman arm? I have a chevy manual steering box and pitman arm along with your straignt axle kit with chevy spindles and a flat two hole steering arm for a cross steering system. Do you have a drag link that has a heim and a tierod end? How many degrees can a heim end give me in an upper angle. ie: flat steering arm on a high front gasser to a tierod end at the steering box.
by 1high55
• 13 years ago
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Do these fit pickups?
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• 14 years ago
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What is the distance between the two mounting holes?
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• 14 years ago
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