Speedway Universal Rear Anti Sway Bar Kit
Speedway Universal Rear Anti Sway Bar Kit
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#91649019

Speedway Universal Rear Anti Sway Bar Kit

  • Will fit frames up to 45" wide
  • Ideal for 1928-1948 street rods
  • Bushings , tie rod ends, and all required hardware is included
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Product Summary

Universal Fit, Rear Position

  • Will fit frames up to 45" wide
  • Ideal for 1928-1948 street rods
  • Bushings , tie rod ends, and all required hardware is included
  • Will require welding
  • Can be adjusted to size
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91649019
BrandSpeedway Motors
PositionRear
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Speedway Motors 91649019 Details

Universal rear sway bar fits frame up to 45" wide, which makes it ideal for many 1928-1948 street rod applications. Both the 1-1/4" diameter shaft and the 2" O.D. weld-in frame tube can be shortened for narrower frames. The billet aluminum arms are not splined - they are held on by drilling the shaft and inserting a bolt all the way through the end of the shaft.

Includes bushings, 3/8" adjustable rod ends and all hardware. Welding required.

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  • Tube Diameter:  2" O.D.
  • Tube Width:  45" (can be narrowed)
  • Shaft Diameter:  1.25" O.D.
  • Shaft Width:  48.25"
  • Shaft Wall Thickness:  .208"
  • Arm Length:  8" end-to-end 
  • Arm Mount Length:  6-9/16" hole center-to-center

Speedway Motors 91649019 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91649019
BrandSpeedway Motors
PositionRear

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

2 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product for its unique features such as a hard-to-find length and style of mounting, making it a perfect fit for specific vehicles like a 1969F 100 pick-up. Its practicality is evident in its ability to mount through the frame. Some customers highlighted minor issues with the predrilled hole in the torsion bar but were generally pleased with the product. Despite some minor hiccups, customers would still recommend the product, praising its good material quality, especially its tough torsion bar.

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5.0

5 years ago

AD Taylor

Enumclaw Washington

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I put a four link in my 1969F 100 pick up used sway bar because it can mount through the frame

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This kit is hard to find but what I needed.

4.0

8 years ago

Keith

Bemidji, Mn

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Hard to find length and style of mounting is exactly what I needed. Had a couple discrepancies with kit. Predrilled hole in torsion bar was not centered and bolt would not go through the arms. Bar is tough to cut with band saw, go with slow speed. Instruction sheet said to drill bolt hole 7/16" from end of bar. Stock hole is drilled 3/8" from end of bar. Looks to me like 7/16" spacing would cause torsion bar to bottom out in the arm's blind hole. Rod ends are 3/8".

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Questions & Answers

7 Questions • 7 Answers

I think i could make this work on my straight axle front end.. Is there any universal sway bar kits for the front end ?

by Robert

• 5 years ago

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can this sway bar be used with the 4 link for 55 to 59 chevy trucks #9105335102

by don

• 9 years ago

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so the tube for the sway bar is rigid not spring

by dave

• 10 years ago

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can we buy replacement bushings only?

by Dlr # 926348

• 11 years ago

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Hey what's up? Can this universal anti roll bar set up be sold in individual pieces? And how long is the aluminum roll bar arms overall length and from center to center bolt holes? Thank you.

by Mustang mike

• 11 years ago

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Is the 1-1/4" bar solid or tubular? What's the bar's material? What is the width of the arms themselves? I'm building a resto-mod out of a 1966 Mopar. I'm fabricating the entire front suspension so I'm needing measurements to see how I'm going to make this work, as well as what I need to fabricate around to integrate it into my suspension.

by Hershey

• 11 years ago

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Road Applications Can these be used for everyday driving?

by ChadCriss

• 12 years ago

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