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#91645128
Split Wishbone Style Radius Rods w/ Holes
- 12 gauge steel arm with forged front yokes, Just like Henry built them
- 40-3/4" length from front perch bolt centerline to end
- 11/16"-18 RH threaded rear bung
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 42.00" Overall Length, Steel, Natural
- 12 gauge steel arm with forged front yokes, Just like Henry built them
- 40-3/4" length from front perch bolt centerline to end
- 11/16"-18 RH threaded rear bung
- Includes a 1/2"-20 threaded rod for a spring behind perch or shock mount
- Includes lightening holes, holes not boxed
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 91645128 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Overall Length | 42.00" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
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It doesn't get much more traditional than running a set of split wishbones. These split bones are all new with forged front yokes just like Henry built them and fit a 2-1/4" axle boss.
- Forged steel front yokes - just like the OE Ford pieces from the past
- 40-3/4" from the front perch bolt centerline to the end of the 11/16"-18 threaded rear bung
- 1/2"-20 threaded roid to allow a spring behind perch, shock mount or other hardware to be used
- Material thickness is 12 GA (0.1046")
- Includes lightening holes (holes not boxed)
Speedway Motors 91645128 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91645128 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91645128 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Overall Length | 42.00" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
| GENERAL | |
| Center to Center | 40.75" |
| Thread Pitch | 1/2"-20 |
| Thread Pitch (2) | 11/16"-18 |
| Material Thickness | .1046" |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Notes | Replacement for our 36" curtis style rods. Weld seam runs the length of both the top and bottom of bones. |
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
11 Reviews
Customers appreciate the construction and reasonable price of our product with its ready-to-paint metal. The lightweight, clean welds and threads make it an appealing choice. Despite some size discrepancies, buyers commend the product's great quality. Many customers particularly laud the nostalgic hot rod look it provides. Some have mentioned that our product surpasses similar items from swap meets. Consumers indicate they are satisfied with the product and willing to repurchase, even suggesting that potential buyers won't be disappointed.
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
11 Reviews
Customers appreciate the construction and reasonable price of our product with its ready-to-paint metal. The lightweight, clean welds and threads make it an appealing choice. Despite some size discrepancies, buyers commend the product's great quality. Many customers particularly laud the nostalgic hot rod look it provides. Some have mentioned that our product surpasses similar items from swap meets. Consumers indicate they are satisfied with the product and willing to repurchase, even suggesting that potential buyers won't be disappointed.
4.6
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Most Liked Positive Review
4.0
I would buy these again if a shim pack was given w/ the kit.
I purchased Speedways forged front drilled 4" drop axle and these radius rods with holes as a kit. The issue I see is the inside measurement of the radius rods are 1-5/16" and the radius rod/perch mount boss on the axle measures 1-1/4". There is no spacer/shim pack with the kit. I don't want to tighten the spring perch bolts down to squeeze 1/16 of play on the radius arms. I called and they are looking into it. I hope Speedway sends me a shim pack to fix this issue.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
Odd bung size
I bought these for my 1938 Ford project. They went on real nice and look good. My complaint is the rear mount heim thread size. It's 11/16-18. Try and find a quality heim in that size and find out how limited you are. They should have been a 3/4 thread. Other than that issue, I think they will be fine.
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i would buy this again
5.0
a year ago
jay
LINDON
Verified
Well Built Verry Nice Good Price
Would Recommend
great product, they look great
5.0
2 years ago
speedster
Pennsylvania
Verified
am in the starting stage of a streetrod project. These worked out great
Would Recommend
I would buy these again if a shim pack was given w/ the kit.
4.0
6 years ago
Russell
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Verified
I purchased Speedways forged front drilled 4" drop axle and these radius rods with holes as a kit. The issue I see is the inside measurement of the radius rods are 1-5/16" and the radius rod/perch mount boss on the axle measures 1-1/4". There is no spacer/shim pack with the kit. I don't want to tighten the spring perch bolts down to squeeze 1/16 of play on the radius arms. I called and they are looking into it. I hope Speedway sends me a shim pack to fix this issue.
Would Recommend
Great construction and reasonable price
5.0
7 years ago
Johnny bagodonuts
Atlantic city
Verified
Metal is ready to paint or powder coat with some degreasing and scuff sanding.
Odd bung size
3.0
9 years ago
Ukiah Dan
Ukiah, ca
I bought these for my 1938 Ford project. They went on real nice and look good. My complaint is the rear mount heim thread size. It's 11/16-18. Try and find a quality heim in that size and find out how limited you are. They should have been a 3/4 thread. Other than that issue, I think they will be fine.
Would Not Recommend
Very nice
5.0
9 years ago
Bob
Vernon nj
Verified
Nice piece.lightweight. threads clean.welds very clean
Would Recommend
Excellent wishbones
5.0
9 years ago
STEVE
Birmingham UK
Verified
Excellent split wishbones wishbones and great deliveryto the UK many thanks
Would Recommend
A-One
5.0
10 years ago
Geezer
Dearborn, Michigan
Verified
Purchasers will not be disappointed.
Would Recommend
dont say if made in usa or not... look g
5.0
12 years ago
backwoods
palermo ny
Verified
These look nice ...The holes are not finished off.. they are open to inside of wishbone. Not sure if made in the USA or not. glad I bought them but the description is a little lacking and photos are not the greatest either.. Overall I like them
Would Recommend
Pretty nice considering
4.0
14 years ago
Andy joe
Lake Hellsinore , ca
Verified
Pretty sick looking. Will still weld in holes to make a good finished product. Pretty thin metel. Probably from china. But easier to get than swap meet junk
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
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Questions & Answers
10 Questions • 13 Answers
Where is the "1/2"-20 threaded roid to allow a spring behind perch, shock mount or other hardware to be used" located? There are no good detail photos or measurements for these.
by Patrick
• 7 years ago
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i have a total performance front end on my 1927 model t touring, will these wishbones fit right in to my front axle kit
by clynton
• 8 years ago
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I have a 35-48ish ford beam axle 50" Center to Center of Radius Hole Locations and i Want To Use These With The Spring Pivots. My Question Is for A model T With A V8 Engine, What Leaf Spring Would Be A Good Start For My Build so I Can Order At The Same Time
by Bp
• 8 years ago
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ARE THE 11/16 THREADS RIGHT HAND ON BOTH OR IS ONE A RIGHT HAND THREAD AND ONE A LEFT HAND THREAD,, ??
by PRO59EL
• 8 years ago
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I have the 91645128 radius rods but lost my brackets that the tie rod goes through. can you tell me what is the part number to the brackets that come with these radius rods?
by hunter
• 9 years ago
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What is the inside diameter of the holes?
by tfeverfred
• 10 years ago
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My current front wishbone radius rods are approx 35.5". Can yours be cut or modified to a shorter size to fit my application? Or does it have to be used in this configuration? Please advise. Thanks, Joseph
by JG
• 10 years ago
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Where are these manufactured? Do you have other models?
by JG
• 11 years ago
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Can you get these in chrome?
by Beck
• 11 years ago
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Can these bones work with stock 36 ford spring location? Can these bones be used with stock spring location? 36 ford
by Rivercat
• 12 years ago
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