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#91034326
Speedway Mustang II Tubular Upper Control Arm, 5/8 Inch Narrower
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Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 91034326 |
| Control Arm Style | Tubular |
| Position | Upper |
| Finish | Natural |
| Centerline of Holes | 5" |
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You don't have to look any farther for tubular control arms for your hot rod. Tubular control arms give your hot rod a much cleaner and hi-tech appearance than the stock stamped steel arms. Made from full .120 wall tubing, fixture welded and features screw-in ball joints and no-squeak bushings. Will work with nearly any stock or aftermarket crossmember.
Replaces 1974-80 Pinto, Bobcat and 1974-78 Mustang II control arms. These control arms are 5/8" narrower than stock, which means that they will reduce front track width by 5/8" per side (or 1-1/4" overall) when compared to a stock width control arm. This helps tuck the wheels up under the fenders without having to buy expensive special offset wheels. When using 5/8" narrower control arms, 1" must be removed from each inner tie rod end.
- Full .120" wall
- 1" diameter tubing
- Fixture welded
- Screw-in ball joints
- No-squeak bushings
- Works with all Mustang II crossmembers we sell
Note: This item is sold individually.
Speedway Motors 91034326 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91034326 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91034326 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Control Arm Style | Tubular |
| Position | Upper |
| Finish | Natural |
| Centerline of Holes | 5" |
| GENERAL | |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Tube O.D. | .87" |
| Degree of Taper | 7 degree |
| Shaft Diameter | .75" |
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What is the overall width I'm looking at doing a custom job and need to know the overall width, bolt head to bolt head.
by RobButtrum
• 12 years ago
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