Product Summary

Semi-Floating Axle Type, 1541H Alloy Steel, Cut to Fit

  • 9 Inch Old Style Big Ford
  • 28 or 31 spline axle
  • Long or Short
  • Axle has the old style big bearing ends on it
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #
BrandSpeedway Motors
Axle TypeSemi-Floating
Material Type1541H Alloy Steel
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These steel axle shafts have a natural finish and are sold individually. They are perfect for small shops and will allow you to build your own custom width rear end easily. Axle length is measured from the flange to the end of the splines. Be sure to select your choice length; short or long, and either 28 or 31 spline. 

  • Circle track / off road application 5/8" thread wheel studs sold separately 910-05957 and 910-05958
  • Street application 1/2" thread wheel studs sold separately 910-05959 and 545-46190
  • 9 Inch Ford
  • 28 or 31 spline axle
  • Long or Short
  • Axle has the old style big bearing ends on it
  • Bearing measures 3.150"
  • Bearings already pressed in
  • 2-3/8" Offset
  • Drilled for 5 on 4-1/2", 5 on 4-3/4" & 5 on 5" wheel bolt patterns using 0.685" knurl dia.
  • Axles have 3 patterns 5 on 4 1/2", 4 3/4", and 5"
  • PA20 set bearing
  • Axle length is from the flange to the end of the splines
  • Axles sold each, not as a pair
  • The hub pilot (center of the axle flange) measures 2.781"
  • The O.D. of the axle flange measures 5.93"

For more information on determining the proper axle length and the Ford 9 Inch, be sure to check out our tech articles; How to Measure and ID Differential Housings and The Rearend Debate: Ford vs. Chevy.

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #
BrandSpeedway Motors
Axle TypeSemi-Floating
Material Type1541H Alloy Steel
GENERAL
PositionRear
Wheel Studs IncludedNo
FinishNatural
Sold in QuantityEach
Offset2.36"
Stud Diameter0.68"
NotesWheel studs not included. Sold separately. See suggested sku #s below.
Cut to FitYes

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Installation heads up

5.0

11 months ago

Auburn Sam

Cedarburg, WI

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Axle seems to be well built. I had an issue with installation that you need to be aware of. My axle just wouldn't fit properly. Ends up you need to remove the old axle seal, it looks as if it is part of the steel housing so I did not notice it. The new axle has an upgraded design and the new seal is built into the bearing, therefore the old seal MUST be removed. Once I figured this out, everything fit fine. I wish they had instructions that showed this. I did call for technical assistance and they did not suggest this as a solution.

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