Product Summary

Universal Fit, 12.00" Overall Length

  • Polished stainless steel ferrules are used for covering headlight/horn wires
  • Two piece set
  • 12" long
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91131401
BrandSpeedway Motors
Overall Length12.00"
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Speedway Motors 91131401 Details

Finish off your headlight wiring with these attractive and affordable polished stainless steel lengths of conduit. Conduit can be used to hide and protect fragile headlight, taillight or horn wires that are exposed to the elements. Two-piece set includes polished stainless ferrules to secure the conduit. Conduit measures 12" long with 3/8" I.D.

Speedway Motors 91131401 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91131401
BrandSpeedway Motors
Overall Length12.00"
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Inside Diameter.374"
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Ratings & Reviews

4.4

57 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers have positively noted the quality and practicality of our conduit product. Appreciated for its original looks, the product has been found perfect for uses such as 1929 model a build, mounting to lights, and covering electrical wires. Customers particularly mention its easy installation, good value, and great quality, as it fits perfectly and doesn't require extra solutions to hold it. They also mention the conduit works well on aftermarket headlights. Some users found the product great for old-school looks. Criticism includes fragility and issues with fitting.

4.4

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

this has old school looks

I chose this product strictly for it's old school looks. My Model A pick up is built on a semi stock look. Some call it retro rod, anyway I didn't think that the braided stainless look was what I was after.

Most Liked Negative Review

1.0

price was fair, but poor quality

the cost of the item was more than fair, but after attempting to install it I found that the flex tubing came apart with little or no effort. I was happy when you replaced the defective tubing at no cost to me. thanks for caring gary french

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Great value and loods very nice!

5.0

2 months ago

BobLarry

Montesano, Wa

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Installed on my '29 Model A

Would Recommend

Finally a good vendor

5.0

2 months ago

Chad

Loomis ca

Verified

Great product

Would Recommend

Good Look with Dietz Style Headlights

5.0

7 months ago

BobRob2014

Bella Vista, Arkansas

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Installed these on my 31 Model A Roadster. They fit well and look good.

Would Recommend

Nice dress up part

5.0

8 months ago

Canuck

Glendale, Arizona

Verified

Covers the wires from headlights to inside the rad shell. Nice dress up.

Would Recommend

Happy they had them in stock

5.0

9 months ago

Canuck

Glendale, Arizona

Verified

Fit the headlights I had and made a nice neat wiring job.

Would Recommend

Headlight conduits

5.0

10 months ago

Ds

N.Dak.

Verified

GOOD PRODUCT, GOOD PRICE, FAST SHIPPING, WOULD RECOMMEND, WILL BUY FROM THEM AGAIN

Would Recommend

Very nice quality

5.0

a year ago

C George

San Diego

Verified

Extra length over stock model A worked out good with a dropped headlight bar, stainless needed a little buffing to really shine but look great now and fit the stock headlight connector well

Would Recommend

Who would think that they would work on a 1930 Durant

5.0

a year ago

Joe lucky

Lincoln

Verified

Pretty up the headlight wires instead of just a fabric loom

Would Recommend

I will buy again

5.0

a year ago

hotrod

ohio

Verified

1932 Ford

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

a year ago

Ken

Lake Havasu city az

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Works and looks great

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

4 Questions • 6 Answers

will part # 91131401 work with 91131027

by Kyle

• 8 years ago

1 answer

Will these fit the 1/2" stud coming from Dietz style shells?

by Nancy the Newbie

• 9 years ago

1 answer

I have 1932 Ford original style headlights and I would like to know if these conduits will attach to the fitting on the back of the headlight . It almost resembles a light bulb socket . Thanks

by Hodgie

• 10 years ago

1 answer

How does this attach to the frame and headlight?

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• 15 years ago

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