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#91046054
Speedway Fabricated Ford 9 Inch Rearend Axle Housing Kit, 54 In. Width
- Performance 31 spline axles feature both 5 x 4 1/2" and 4 3/4" bolt circle to accommodate the most popular wheels
- The centered pumpkin w/ 1" offset pinion yoke makes this housing easy to fabricate a triangulated 4 link suspension
- The big bearing Ford new style (Torino) housing flange accommodates a variety of disc or drum brake kits
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Universal Fit, Rear Position, 54" Overall Width, Gray
- Performance 31 spline axles feature both 5 x 4 1/2" and 4 3/4" bolt circle to accommodate the most popular wheels
- The centered pumpkin w/ 1" offset pinion yoke makes this housing easy to fabricate a triangulated 4 link suspension
- The big bearing Ford new style (Torino) housing flange accommodates a variety of disc or drum brake kits
- This complete kit includes the housing, axles, wheel studs, axle T bolts, 3rd member studs, and a gasket to simplify installation
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Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 91046054 |
| Position | Rear |
| Overall Width | 54" |
| Axle Splines | 31 |
| Axle Type | Semi-Floating |
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Looking for a budget-friendly, rock-solid foundation for your custom rear suspension? Look no further. Our fabricated steel Ford 9 inch axle housings feature all-new components for maximum durability. It’s an evolution of the rugged and reliable 9 inch Ford platform.
Designed with the Builder in Mind
This housing is pumpkin-centered with uniform-length axle tubes, side-to-side. So mounting suspension brackets, especially on triangulated 3-link and 4-link systems, is much easier. Unlike factory stamped housings, these fabricated plate-steel center sections provide a wide, flat surface for easy bracket attachment. Note that the pumpkin-centered design will offset the pinion yoke about 1" to the passenger side.
Axle tubes are 3” O.D. with a 3/16” wall thickness. Heavy-wall tubes, along with a larger center section, significantly reduce distortion during welding of rear-link brackets or spring pads. Billet steel “New Big Ford” (Torino) style bearing ends are fixture-welded (3.150” O.D. bearing, with 2.50” axle flange offset).
Improved Design for Greater Durability
In addition to the heavy-duty bearing ends, the axle tubes are supported with bracing inside the large center housing. This reduces flex in the rear end housing, which is something you won’t find on stamped factory 9 inch housings. Plus, gears stay well-lubed and run cooler thanks to a large-capacity fabricated center (holds more gear oil than stamped housings). Axle is vented on the driver’s side.
Yet, with improved durability, our fabricated axle housing is on average 2 pounds lighter than stock style housings of the same size! Add your choice of axle shafts and third member (sold separately), and you are ready to roll. Equip your race car, hot rod or 4X4 with Ford 9 inch parts from Speedway Motors to ensure there are no weak links in your driveline combination.
Total wheel-to-wheel mounting surface width is 54" (from hub-to-hub). The pumpkin is centered in the housing, which puts the pinion 1" offset from center, requiring different length axle shafts. For this 54" housing you will need one 27-5/8" long axle and one 25-1/4" long axle. This housing includes (8) T-bolts for the axle bearing retainer plates and (10) studs for the third member.
Forged Steel Axles
Our improved axle housings deserve equally strong axles to drive your street machine. Two custom cut Currie axles made of heat-treated 1541 forged alloy steel have the strength to handle the horsepower. Axles are 31-spline, , axle bearings, axle seals, and bearing retainers. Flanges are dual-drilled for both 5 on 4-1/2" Ford/Mopar and 5 on 4-3/4" GM wheel bolt patterns, and include two sizes of wheel studs (1/2"-20 Ford/Mopar and 7/16"-20 GM).
- Fabricated steel center section
- 3" O.D. axle tubes with 3/16" wall thickness
- Axle tubes are internally reinforced for additional strength, less flex
- Billet steel "New Big Ford" (Torino) style bearing ends
- Forged 1541 Steel axle, dual drilled for both 5 on 4-1/2" Ford/Mopar and 5 on 4-3/4" GM wheel bolt patterns.
- Accepts brake kits for 2.50" axle shaft flange offset (from housing flange)
- Housing measures 49" from flange-to-flange
- Assembled rearend measures 54" from hub-to-hub (axle flange face-to-face)
- Axles are 25-1/4” & 27-5/8” in length
- Improved housing design weighs approximately 2 lbs less than stock-style fabricated housings
- Centered pumpkin w/ 1" offset pinion yoke for easy suspension mock-up
- Greater-than-stock capacity center section holds more gear oil and runs cooler
- Requires different length axle shafts, left/right
- Includes vent on driver side axle tube
- Includes studs for 3rd member and 3/8” T-bolts for bearing retainer plates
Speedway Motors 91046054 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91046054 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91046054 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Position | Rear |
| Overall Width | 54" |
| Axle Splines | 31 |
| Axle Type | Semi-Floating |
| Brakes Included | No |
| Wheel Studs Included | Yes |
| Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.) | 5x4.5 in. | 5x4.75 in. |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
| Differential Type | Limited Slip |
| Tube O.D. | 3" |
| Housing Material | Steel |
| Hardware Included | Yes |
| Rotors Included | No |
| Rotor Diameter | Not Included |
| Bolt Pattern | 5 on 4.5" | 4.75" |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Kit |
| Axle Shafts Included | Yes |
| Third Member Included | No |
| Ring and Pinion Included | Yes |
| Wheel Stud Thread Size | 1/2"-20 |
| Bearings Included | Yes |
| Seals Included | Yes |
| Differential Included | No |
| Ring Gear Size | 9 Inch |
| Housing Color | Gray |
| Cut to Fit | No |
| Standard Pinion Location | Offset Pinion / Centered 3rd Member |
Ratings & Reviews
4.9
14 Reviews
Customers appreciate the product for its strength, aesthetic appeal, and easy assembly. Numerous users were particularly impressed with the quality parts it came with, complimenting its functionality and strength. It has been recommended as a better, cost-effective solution over altering existing equipment. The great fit and finish were praised, with commendations for the strong axle shafts and perfect fitment. Some users did report craftsmanship issues with some parts that needed additional work to prevent leaks, but overall, validation was positive. Most customers would buy this product again.
Ratings & Reviews
4.9
14 Reviews
Customers appreciate the product for its strength, aesthetic appeal, and easy assembly. Numerous users were particularly impressed with the quality parts it came with, complimenting its functionality and strength. It has been recommended as a better, cost-effective solution over altering existing equipment. The great fit and finish were praised, with commendations for the strong axle shafts and perfect fitment. Some users did report craftsmanship issues with some parts that needed additional work to prevent leaks, but overall, validation was positive. Most customers would buy this product again.
4.9
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Exactly what I needed
5.0
8 months ago
Ran
Massachusetts
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Used this in my model A hotrod… great product, welding and finish was great.
Would Recommend
Great base for price
5.0
2 years ago
SST
E.Wa
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Great base for build for the price!
Would Recommend
Great product with a nice price
5.0
2 years ago
JDBUTCH
LINCOLN
Great alternative to shorting you own rear end. Welds were good.
Would Recommend
Solid construction, but
4.0
3 years ago
Jerry
Nevada
Works as advertised. Looks great. Easy to assemble and install. However, I did have a problem. At the first 25 miles the left axel grease seal began to leak. Since the grease seal is in the bearing, I had a new bearing pressed onto the axel. But the bearing still leaked. Closer inspection revealed that the bore for the bearing had very rough machine work. This is where the leak was coming from, not the bearing. The only way to stop it was to use silicone sealer in the bore and on the bearing. Both sides had this problem. May just be a onetime thing. but something to be aware of. I still do like this housing though.
Would Recommend
I would definitely buy the again
5.0
4 years ago
Golddigger
Citrus Heights ca
Verified
Everything in one package and quality parts made for a simple solution to my build
Would Recommend
Good quality and a better price. Very happy with it.
5.0
6 years ago
Tim
Pittsburgh
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I was going to cut down my own 9 inch but for the price this was a much better option.
Would Recommend

Great product
5.0
6 years ago
Robert Young
Sacramento, CA
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This housing came super quick and looks really strong. A big step up from my hold housing.
Would Recommend
DONE RIGHT
5.0
6 years ago
RICK
LOUISVILLE KY
Verified
SPEEDWAY DOES IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME
Would Recommend
good product
5.0
6 years ago
joe
cheyenne Wyoming
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good fit
Would Recommend
Looks Nice
4.0
7 years ago
Vinne
San Francisco, CA
Verified
Looks nice with 4-link suspension installed.
Would Recommend
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Looking to put this in a 1972 Grabber Maverick with Calvert mono leaf springs and caltracs. Is this compatible? Only asking because I see a lot of 4 link comments. Thanks!
by Indasan
• 7 years ago
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My third member is 28 spline , can i get it that way or do i need to change the spiders
by Rusty '47
• 7 years ago
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what is the axle tube outer diameter
by john pardy
• 7 years ago
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I've got a 99 S10 that has a 350 and 2 speed power glide trans. I'm looking for a rear end that will hold up to the power. Pushing 500+ hp. Will this do the job? Also what all would I need for the swap?
by Christian
• 7 years ago
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I have a 57 ford third member this is a pinion centered third member i believe if I'm wron g please tell me. Would this housing work with my third member?
by Don
• 8 years ago
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What is the measurement of the differential housing from where the axle tube meets it on the left side to where the axle tube meets it on the right side? I'm looking for the narrowest inside dimension of the weld on axle brackets.
by Boris
• 8 years ago
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Can I get 35 spline axles with this?
by Chris
• 8 years ago
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Well this rear end work in my 1954 Chevy truck if I tub the bed?
by Boogieman
• 8 years ago
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Can I order 5 on 5 in bolt circle axles with this kit ?
by rookie
• 8 years ago
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When assembled with the disc brake kit you offer with is the width of this Axel wheel mounting surface to wheel mounting surface?
by Shaun
• 9 years ago
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