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Speedway Front Solid Axle Leaf Spring Perch, Plain Forged Steel
Speedway Front Solid Axle Leaf Spring Perch, Plain Forged Steel
Universal Fit, 1.750" Overall Width, 0.750" Inside Diameter, 1.750" Thread Length, Steel
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Speedway Front Solid Axle Leaf Spring Perch, Plain Forged Steel
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Part # 91033047
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MFG. Part #:
91033047
Overall Width:
1.750"
Inside Diameter:
0.750"
Thread Length:
1.750"
Thread Pitch:
5/8"-18
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
Overall Height:
6.840"
Under Head Length:
2.5"
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Works with 1928-34 Ford front ends with 1-3/4" wide cross spring. Extra long for lower shock mounts. Includes nylock nut.
- 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"
- Distance from the top of the shoulder to the bottom of the threads is 4-3/4"
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