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Return PolicySpeedway deluxe king pins are a great improvement over stock-style king pins. They replace the original brass king pin bushings with precision needle bearings that provide superior strength, better lubrication and easier steering. They're simple to install and are an easy, cost-effective way to upgrade your 1937-1941 Ford.
Includes bearing installation tool. Use with 916-32104 spindles.
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Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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| MFG. Part # | 91032115 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
4.5
34 Reviews
Customers give strong positive feedback on the product's high quality, durability, and usability. They praise the product's easy installation process, despite some suggesting improved instructions. Notably, the needle bearings within the kit improved steering significantly according to multiple reviews; often likened to power steering. While some users reported missing or damaged components, the product's overall performance was still lauded. Negative comments on the lack of available replacement parts were noted. The kit was highly recommended for its efficient design and longevity.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
perfect fit on my 23 t bucket
Shipping time was awesome. Waiting on my free catalog. Something you might want to consider on orders over 100 bucks.
Most Liked Negative Review
1.0
no replacement parts for this kit Deluxe Kingpins set 1937-4
Though I messed a bearing up and came to found out that Speedway does not sell any of this kit separate and after hours of research nobody else has the needle bearings required in the kit. Fortunately one of our club members had some extra bearings and I was able to get one from him. I know I can not be the only person that has ever messed up one of these bearings.
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4.0
5 months ago
Chet
Phoenix
Verified
Like the needle bearing design, but they must be greased before installing, or they will fall out when installing. The instructions do not mention this at all. Also with the spacing between the bearings, you can use the original grease Zerk locations. If you change the brake system, like your bendix system, you can not use the lower grease zerk location on the king pin. The brake backing plate is in the way.
Would Recommend
Don't buy the lesser one. Buy this
5.0
7 months ago
Big ben
Oakhurst texas
Verified
Ok so setup is a little bit more but omg it's totally worth it. Just read the directions and follow them. If you don't you will be sorry. This setup is so smooth it feels like power steering lol.
Would Recommend
I would buy it again
5.0
a year ago
Freddyfairlane
Winnipeg Canada
Verified
Makes turning easier with roller bearings instead of bushings on the kingpin
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
a year ago
Shop Wizard
Pullman, WA United States
Verified
Easy rebuild and instillation.
Would Recommend
Yes, I would buy these king pins again.
5.0
2 years ago
Happy Hank
Maryville Tennessee
Verified
Fit my 37 Ford sedan perfect. Big improvement over the original style king pins. Well worth the extra money!
Would Recommend
I would buy this product again
5.0
2 years ago
55 Bob
Long Island NY
Once I figured out that loading the bearing cups with grease before installing the kingpin,the second side was a breeze.Be careful with the needle bearings.
Would Recommend
Excellent product and service
5.0
2 years ago
Dan
Kelso, WA
This kit is light years ahead of old school bushings. Just follow the instructions and you will succeed in having easier steering and long service life. Be sure to pack the needle bearings with a heavy grease prior to driving them in your spindles, it will keep the needles from falling out. I have to say, Speedway's service is second to none. Two of the needle bearings I received were missing some needles and the plastic retaining sleeves. It was obviously a manufacturing defect as the sealed bag they came in was still sealed, so I know I wasn't sold a returned product. One call to Speedway and they made things more than right, I had everything I needed in a matter of a couple days. Thank you Speedway for taking such good care of your customers!
Would Recommend
Works great when I do it right
5.0
4 years ago
Fangler
Behind the magnolia curtain
Verified
More could be said about bearing - the needle bearings, not the bigger shoulder bearings - placement. Also, the ability to shim above and below the axle boss would help with tie rod/steering arm/batwing clearance. Great machining and adaptable kit designed to fit the many minor differences in these spindle and straight axle parts. Easy to do, once you do one. I'd buy again.
Would Recommend
It's worth the &150 more over a bushing kingpin!
5.0
4 years ago
Sporty1203
Wilmington Delaware
I had replaced the kingpins on my 37 ford, I thought that was ok. I wanted to keep the stock column, banjos wheel ant I love the headlights control in the steering wheel so There was no chance of adding power steering to my car. I took a chance on this expensive king pin set. AND ITS LIKE POWER STEERING! I'm 72 years old and I added a steering knob for one hand turns, I love it!
Would Recommend
yes I would buy again
5.0
5 years ago
32 Sedan
Rowlett Texas
Verified
They worked perfectly as designed, easy installation.
Would Recommend
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9 Questions • 9 Answers
Will the deluxe kingpins set work on a 1935 ford coupe stock axle?
by Charlie
• 6 years ago
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Will this kit work with an original axle and spindles?
by Wyatt
• 9 years ago
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The instructions state that the thrust bearing should be installed with lettered side up. The bearing has no lettering on it. The bearing has a machined surface on one side and a stamped cup on the other, which side goes up? Great product!! Wayne
by lonewolf900
• 10 years ago
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What's the difference between the 'royal' and the 'deluxe' king pin sets?
by Duane
• 10 years ago
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I was wondering about the lower grease zerk. it hits my backing plate, i could grease it and plug it. would the top grease zerk push enough down to the bottom? or could i use the original zerk location in the spindle to grease the lower brearing?
by tlamott
• 10 years ago
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When using this set with brake kit 91065420 on a 4' drop axle I cannot find a grease zerk that protrudes enough to allow a grease fitting to grease the lower zerk without removing the brake backing plate. Is there a longer serk available, is so where can it be found?
by On the Porch
• 10 years ago
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Lock pin I got the 4" drop tube axle 91035114 and there is no lock pin hole just a set screw on side of axle for the kingpin, did I miss something or does instructions need to be updated to reflect? What's the proper way to lock it in this case?
by Scout8
• 12 years ago
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what is the length of the king pins? what is the outside dia. of the upper and lower bearings?
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• 15 years ago
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is there a royal kingpin kit to fit a 1953 ford ranch wagon?????
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• 15 years ago
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