Speedway Model T, A, 1932-34 Four-Bar Rear Suspension Kit, Plain Steel
Speedway Model T, A, 1932-34 Four-Bar Rear Suspension Kit, Plain Steel
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Speedway Model T, A, 1932-34 Four-Bar Rear Suspension Kit, Plain Steel

  • Upgrade your hot rod's rear suspension quick and easily with this 4 bar rear suspension kit
  • 4 bar design improves the ride quality
  • Easily mount coil over shocks to the back side of the rear end brackets
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Product Summary

Solid Axle Rear Suspension Type, Welding Required

  • Upgrade your hot rod's rear suspension quick and easily with this 4 bar rear suspension kit
  • 4 bar design improves the ride quality
  • Easily mount coil over shocks to the back side of the rear end brackets
  • TA version is for narrow frames such as Model T or Model A while the 3234 version is for wider frames such as 32-34 Ford
  • Requires the use of a Panhard bar such as 91649022 which is sold separately
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #Select Finish and Year
Rear Suspension TypeSolid Axle
Trailing Arm StyleParallel 4-Link
Suspension Kit TypeConversion
Suspension Height AdjustmentStock Height
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Features heavy wall 21-1/2" rods with plain steel brackets. Exclusive sandwich-style brackets give greater bar support and incorporate a multi-position lower coil-over mount. 

Complete kit includes: mild steel rods, steel brackets, bushed rod ends, and hardware. Lower coil-over shock mount stud not included. The nuts & bolts supplied in this kit are NOT polished or plated.

  • Rod length is 21-1/2"
  • Center-to-center of 4-bar eyelets is 5.5"
  • Bracket width is 1.39"

This kit comes in two varieties:

  • TA - to fit narrow frames such as Model T or Model A
  • 3234 - to fit wider frames such as 1932-1934 Ford

Note:  Four bar rear suspension kits require the use of a side to side control such as a panhard bar or a watts link component.

Application

Not to be used when drag race or street/strip application is required.  Street use only for stock to mild/medium horsepower applications. 

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Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #Select Finish and Year to see
BrandSpeedway Motors
Rear Suspension TypeSolid Axle
Trailing Arm StyleParallel 4-Link
Suspension Kit TypeConversion
Suspension Height AdjustmentStock Height
Rear Coil Springs IncludedNo
Spring TypeNot Included
Shocks IncludedNo
Bolt-OnNo
Axle Housing IncludedNo
Rear Leaf Springs IncludedNo
Welding RequiredYes
Calipers IncludedNo
Rotors IncludedNo
Brake Pads IncludedNo
Brake Lines IncludedNo
Wheel Studs IncludedNo
Material TypeSteel
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Ratings & Reviews

4.5

20 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Our product demonstrates impressive quality and practicality, proven by its usability and confirmed easy installation. Customers have signaled appreciation for its great functionality and time-saving design, proving especially useful for Model A and T bucket builds. Some have indicated that adjustments may be needed to achieve perfect alignment but ultimately found it better than competitor offerings. Its simple design made from clean, rust-free material that holds up well in builds, contributes to it's repeated purchasing. With careful measurement and potential minor modifications, the product is commended for its great fit and improved ride quality.

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5.0

4 bar link

We used this set up on are built from scratch ratrod. We used the axle mounts but not frame mounts as in our situation they didn't work. We may have to reinforce them later as we think they might not be strong enough. But that is not the products fault it was are mistake as we are learning. I have ordered many parts in the past all have been very satisfied with shipping and products. Keep up the good work!

Most Liked Negative Review

3.0

One size does not fit all.

I bought the TA for my 1930 model A. Only in the Q&A section was it said that the front bracket will not line up parallel to the frame. How much was not mentioned. I figured it must be a minor amount. Reality is approximately 6 degrees. That is excessive. The connecting ends each have a 7 degree angle to the rod to allow a better fit on a more narrow frame but only provided the frame rail is perpendicular to the axle. The model A is at about 6 degrees. This front bracket may work ok with the 3234 but to sell the kit with identical parts for a TA, aside from the bar, is lazy engineering. Perhaps a simple solution is to replace the front (threaded eyelets) with Heim joints. Then you can go ahead and weld those front brackets parallel to the frame rail.

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Worked as it should

4.0

3 months ago

Lar

TN.

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Worked out ok

Would Recommend

yes

5.0

a year ago

cletus

pa

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fit was great

Would Recommend

Good product! I would buy again

5.0

2 years ago

Model a guy

Joplin, mo

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Kit is easy to assemble and install.

Would Recommend

I would buy again

5.0

2 years ago

Atvingaz

Kearny az

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I set this up on my custom built frame still in set up stages however very happy with it

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

5 years ago

Hot Rod Dave

BC Canada

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The parts are easy too install and work great on a Model A stock frame.

Would Recommend

useful and affordable

5.0

6 years ago

Chris

butler indiana

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should serve my project well

Would Recommend

One size does not fit all is correct

3.0

6 years ago

LI Aviator

NY

On the stock model A frame(28-31), you will need the 0 degree adjustable ends. 7 degrees is to much. You will not be able to weld the mount straight onto the frame.

Would Recommend

One size does not fit all.

3.0

8 years ago

Just Dan

Duluth Mn

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I bought the TA for my 1930 model A. Only in the Q&A section was it said that the front bracket will not line up parallel to the frame. How much was not mentioned. I figured it must be a minor amount. Reality is approximately 6 degrees. That is excessive. The connecting ends each have a 7 degree angle to the rod to allow a better fit on a more narrow frame but only provided the frame rail is perpendicular to the axle. The model A is at about 6 degrees. This front bracket may work ok with the 3234 but to sell the kit with identical parts for a TA, aside from the bar, is lazy engineering. Perhaps a simple solution is to replace the front (threaded eyelets) with Heim joints. Then you can go ahead and weld those front brackets parallel to the frame rail.

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nice fit

4.0

8 years ago

Bricklayer

Canada

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Made my frame with 2 x 4 box rails same width as stock model A . Used a widened 910.82831 rear cross member and a 8 in. Maverick rear axle. Careful measurement and it worked out very nice. Angles seemed to be right and it saved a lot of work and fabrication.

Would Recommend

Great simple design. Would definitely use again.

5.0

9 years ago

Jeff M

Grant park, Illinois

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Used on a 23 t bucket. Easy install and great functionality.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

22 Questions • 13 Answers

Do you have a bushing kit for this? I bought this years ago and now all the bushings are worn out or gone.

by martin curry

• 18 days ago

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I'm looking for parallel 4 bars with straight ends on booth ends . I see the T/A 3234 bar kit has two sets of pictures, one has straight ends and the other angled. Does the 32-34 bars have the straight ends? If so what would the part number be for just the bars? Thanks Dave

by Dave

• 7 years ago

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What is the size of the heims or eyes , bolt size and thread count? that screws into the rod. I need to order some more. on the adjustable end. Thanks...

by Terry

• 7 years ago

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Will this product work on my 1935 stock ford 1/2 truck?

by James

• 8 years ago

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What is the width of a TA frame vs the 3234? My frame will be either 29" or 34" outside rail to outside rail. Still working some things out.

by Patrick

• 9 years ago

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Which bracket is different from the TA and 3234 kits? Also what is the difference? My frame will be custom. Just trying to buy parts ahead of time. Thanks Pat

by Patrick

• 9 years ago

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I need the two front mounts that weld to the frame and can't find them on your site.. Do you sell them separately?

by Gary

• 9 years ago

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Using this parallel 4 bar,on a model a frame,is there different front brackets for using a 4" frame rail, as compared to a stock type frame with a taper?

by Moog

• 9 years ago

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The picture shows two right side set-ups, is it safe to assume that the front bracket can be moved from side to side?

by Al

• 10 years ago

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Will the axle brackets in this kit weld up to a Ford 8 inch housing ?

by hank

• 10 years ago

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