Product Summary

Universal Fit, 1.750" Overall Width, Steel, Chrome

  • Works with 1928 to 1934 Ford front ends with 1-3/4" wide cross spring
  • Forged 4140 steel construction and built to strict tolerances, to ensure a precise fit
  • Beautiful chrome plating which is perfect for show cars
  • 2-1/2" from top of threads to mid-shoulder, 2-7/8" from top of threads to top of shoulder, Thread length is 1-7/8" with 5/8"-18 (Fine) threads
  • Distance from the top of the shoulder to the bottom of the threads is 4-3/4"
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91033046
BrandSpeedway Motors
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Speedway Motors 91033046 Details

Works with 1928-34 Ford front ends with 1-3/4" wide cross spring. Extra long for lower shock mounts. Includes nylock nut.

  • These are cut with a 1/8th inch keyway slot, but the key stock is not included.  This can be purchased at almost any hardware/home improvement stores.

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Speedway Motors 91033046 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91033046
BrandSpeedway Motors
GENERAL
Overall Width1.750"
Inside Diameter.750"
Thread Length1.750"
Thread Pitch5/8"-18
Material TypeSteel
FinishChrome
Sold in QuantityPair
Overall Height6.840"
Under Head Length2.5"
Shaft Diameter.685"

Ratings & Reviews

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13 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers praised the product for its great chrome finish and high-quality threads. It was a suitable fit for uses such as in a 30 Tudor and front axle on Bucket T. It was lauded for its detail, namely the added touch of black bushings. It was also adaptable enough to add a lower shock mount. Its practicality was reflected in the provision of a proper fastening nut and the suggestion to purchase cone shape nuts for the bottom shock bracket. Many customers regarded it as a brilliant, well-made product that surpassed their expectations. They attested to the difference our product has made, outperforming competitors due to its durability, functionality, and reasonable price.

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Yes I will buy again

5.0

a year ago

Drew

New Zealand

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Excellent product Excellent quality Speedway Motors you sell the best parts.

Would Recommend

My go to place!!!

5.0

2 years ago

Patch

New Jersey

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Always a perfect fit!!!

Would Recommend

NICE CHROME AND THREADS

5.0

4 years ago

sidthekid

Dayton, ohio

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Parts fit well and chrome is nice. threads are nice.

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

5 years ago

Model A

Eureka SD

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Used in 30 Tudor

Would Recommend

needed to complete connection

5.0

5 years ago

Horses and hot rods ranch

Argyle NY

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nice finish and complete with proper fastening nut, long enough to add a lower shock mount which I will be ordering soon.

Would Recommend

Good quality product

5.0

5 years ago

NixT

Cleveland oh

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Complemented new chromed front axle on Bucket T

Would Recommend

Great Quality

5.0

5 years ago

Todd Smith

Michigan

Product was as expected and shipped fast. Chrome looks great and no issues with the threads.

Would Recommend

Axle Spring Perch

5.0

10 years ago

Big John

Orlando, FL

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Good quality product that fit.

Would Recommend

Looks good, fits right

5.0

10 years ago

dave

New Jersey

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Bushings in black are a nice finishing touch of detail

Would Recommend

perfect porduct

5.0

10 years ago

hue

riverside, ca

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Brilliant and bright chrome.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions3 Answers

Which of your spindles for the 1 3/4" Ford axle is strongest? Mine is on a car with split-axle independent suspension fitted back in 1937 which puts greater force on the perch than standard. I could not care less about shiny finishes, just strength. Thanks

by Mark

10 years ago

1 answer

could you please explain how these could be slotted for keyway after installed . My lower shock mounts have a key slot already machined in ?

by Hodgie

12 years ago

1 answer

Are these slotted to mate to slotted lower shock mounts

by Hodgie

12 years ago

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