Product Summary

Universal Fit, Straight Axle Front Suspension Type

  • For Ts and early '30s street rods. Max car weight 2500 lbs
  • 37-'48 Ford Spindles
  • 48" eye-to-eye, 4" drop tube axle with welded brackets
  • Includes: Two 1 3/4" spring shackles with nylon bushings, 26" four leaf Super Glide spring, Two 27" radius rods, Four clevises with jam nuts and bolts, Two 5/8" heim with jam nuts, Two spring pivots,
  • Spring U-bolts and frame mounts sold separately

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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91339001
Front Suspension TypeStraight Axle
Suspension Height Adjustment4 Inch Lowered
Control Arm StyleRadius Rod
Shock TypeNot Included
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Speedway Motors 91339001 Details

For T's and early 1930's street rods using 1937-48 Ford passenger car spindles. Maximum car weight is 2500 lbs.

Kit includes:

  • Two 1-3/4" spring shackles with nylon bushings
  • Two spring pivots
  • 26" 4-leaf Super Glide™ spring, 1-3/4" wide (chrome spring used on stainless steel kit)
  • Two axle brackets
  • Tube axle, 48" eye-to-eye, 4" drop
  • Two 27" radius rods
  • Four clevises with jam nuts and bolts
  • Two 5/8" heims with jam nuts
  • Spring U-bolts sold separately

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Speedway Motors 91339001 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91339001
BrandSpeedway Motors
Front Suspension TypeStraight Axle
Suspension Height Adjustment4 Inch Lowered
Control Arm StyleRadius Rod
Shock TypeNot Included
Spring TypeLeaf Spring
FinishChrome
Rotor DiameterNot Included
Spindle StyleFord Custom
Dropped SpindlesNo
Dropped AxleYes
Dropped Control ArmsNo
Front Leaf Spring StyleSpring-Over Axle
Spindles IncludedNo
Brakes IncludedNo
Steering IncludedNo
Caliper PistonsSingle
Caliper FinishNatural
Welding RequiredNo
GENERAL
Straight Axle StyleTube

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