Product Summary

Universal Fit, Steel, Zinc Plated, .63" Hole Diameter

  • Ford 3 3/8" mount center
  • Chevy 3 1/8" mount center
  • Use with 5/8" rod ends
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91632019
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
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Speedway Motors 91632019 Details

Perfect for that traditional steering car.

NOTE: Upper steering arms allow the attachment of a drag link to the LH (driver's side) spindle. The arms attach with bolts through the upper 2 backing-plate-mounting holes on spindle.

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Speedway Motors 91632019 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91632019
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
GENERAL
Hole Diameter.63"
Overall Length7.60"
Overall Width4.47"
Overall Height1.53"
Overall Thickness.37"
Centerline of Holes3.13"
Sold in QuantityEach

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

22 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly appreciate our product for its excellent quality, sturdy material, and perfect fit. It is particularly appreciated for its usability in steering modifications on various vehicles, from T Buckets and 1928 Dodges, to 1953 Belairs and GMC 250s. The product is also appreciated in rat rod and dragster building. It has been repeatedly chosen for successive projects due to its proven consistency in performance. The product has provided value for money, whilst saving customers time compared to handmade alternatives. The bolt setup was found to be easily adjustable to specific vehicle requirements, eliminating issues like bump steer. It has been considered a crucial part, albeit sometimes unexpected, in steering kits. The product has consistently managed to meet, and often exceed, customers' needs and expectations.

4.9

22 reviews

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Product was reasonably priced great value and a perfect fit.

5.0

a month ago

Onelittle

Kuna, Idaho

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This product I purchased fit the car perfect, and looked like it was a factory part.

Would Recommend

High quality, would definitely buy again

5.0

10 months ago

Budget bro

Colorado Springs, CO

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1928 Durant with 4" drop axle, traditional steering. Good, solid quality. Fit perfectly.

Would Recommend

Maybe

4.0

a year ago

4WDgardener

Lompoc, Ca.

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The geometry is different. My orginal steering arm is 6" from pivot point to axle center line, Your steering arm is 7 1/4" from pivot point to axle center line. Yes, this adds leverage - while reducing cornering radius. I'm sure this minor. We'll see if the juice is worth the squeeze.

Would Recommend

Works great

5.0

a year ago

Bob

SLC

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Converted form left-right steer to fore and aft steer

Would Recommend

Works great

5.0

a year ago

Bob

SLC

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Converted my left-right steer to fore and aft steer

Would Recommend

Yes I would

5.0

2 years ago

Skipper

Bullard Texas

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Fits like it should

Would Recommend

Great for my T Bucket Rat Rod

5.0

3 years ago

Tiny

Southern Utah

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I put one on both front wheels to mount steering, fenders and lights that turn with the front wheels.

Would Recommend

I would buy this again

5.0

4 years ago

Cliff's t

Abilene Tx

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Worked great on my t

Would Recommend

Excellent product

5.0

4 years ago

Gary

Fort Collins, CO

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Use to modify steering on my 1928 Dodge.

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

4 years ago

Paul

Asheville, NC 28806

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Iwould order again if I needed it again.

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 3 Answers

I have converted the steering on my 1936 Chevy pickup to a mustang steering box. I am currently using a flat steel upper steering arm made by Total Performance that uses a 1/2" bolt. The truck has a small block engine. Is the older TP sufficient for my application or would the newer road with a 5/8" bolt preferable. I have a replacement drag link with1/2" heim joints.Would a 1/2" titanium bolt be preferable over a grade 8.

by Ray

• 9 years ago

2 answers

1-dia of mounting holes THANKS

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• 15 years ago

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