Transverse Rear Leaf Spring Axle Mounting Brackets, Model T/Model A
Transverse Rear Leaf Spring Axle Mounting Brackets, Model T/Model A
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#91645108

Transverse Rear Leaf Spring Axle Mounting Brackets, Model T/Model A

  • Mounts a late model rear axle into T-1931 ford chassis
  • Use with a high-arch spring, such as 910-43102
  • Locates spring directly above the axle housing
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Product Summary

08-27 Model T, 28-31 Model A, 28-31 Sedan Delivery

  • Mounts a late model rear axle into T-1931 ford chassis
  • Use with a high-arch spring, such as 910-43102
  • Locates spring directly above the axle housing
  • Includes 2 1/4" shackles, weld-on brackets and instructions
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91645108
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
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Speedway Motors 91645108 Details

Use these brackets to mount a late model rear axle into a Model T - Model A Ford chassis when using a high-arch, 2-1/4" wide transverse rear leaf spring (like our 910-43102). Brackets locate the leaf spring directly above the axle housing. Includes zinc plated shackles with nylon bushings, weld-on brackets, and instructions.

Item Details

Model T / Model A Ford
  • Bracket Height: 3-1/2 " from base of bracket to shackle eye
  • Bracket Width: 3-1/2 " from outer edge of bracket base to center of shackle eye
  • Shackle Bolt Centers: 1-1/2 "
  • Bracket Height: 3-1/2 " from base of bracket to shackle eye
  • Bracket Width: 3-1/2 " from outer edge of bracket base to center of shackle eye
  • Shackle Bolt Centers: 1-1/2 "

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Speedway Motors 91645108 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91645108
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
GENERAL
Overall Length5.50"
Overall Width3.75"
Overall Height4.00"
Hole Diameter.75"
Overall Thickness.40"
Bushing Length2.25"
Bushing Diameter.75"
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Ratings & Reviews

4.9

20 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers praise the product for its quality, practicality, and usability. They particularly appreciate its sturdy material and safe, easy installation. The design receives positive feedback for effectively reducing guesswork and making installations smoother. Frequently used in hot rod builds and suspension repairs, users find it cheaper and more efficient than alternatives. Recommendations highlight the product as essential for rear leaf spring mounts. Though the product necessitates welding skills, customers still regard it as a go-to solution for mounting services in their automotive projects. It's appreciated for making installations hassle-free and being cost-effective.

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I would buy this product again and tell my friends about it

5.0

3 months ago

Hot Rod 35

Murfreesboro, Tennessee

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This bracket works perfect

Would Recommend

If I build another project I will purchase again.

5.0

7 months ago

Slick

Bend, Oregon

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It's a good well built kit.

Would Recommend

nicely engineered

5.0

11 months ago

drofdar

Prescott

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I installed a 46 Ford rear axle in my Model A. The axle was designed originally with parallel leaf springs, but my Model A has a rear, "Transverse," spring. These spring eye mounts when welded on the top of my axle solved the problem perfectly.

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i would buy this again

5.0

a year ago

jay

LINDON

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Built Well Fits Good

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Yes

5.0

a year ago

Murf

Georgia

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Installed on a 37 banjo housing to accept a model a spring.

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Ues

5.0

a year ago

JD

West Virginia

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Looks to be good quality

Would Recommend

Good product

5.0

3 years ago

Rob Lien

Ettrick WIsconsin

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Fit good

Would Recommend

cheaper than building yourself

5.0

4 years ago

dougie

edwards ontario

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used before good product

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I would recommend this part to anyone building a hot rod .

5.0

4 years ago

rum runner

pa

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fixed a problem with the suspension, very cost effective.delivery was ahead of schedule

Would Recommend

Nice design, simple and effective

5.0

4 years ago

Obiron34

Kuna,Idaho

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Took alot of second guessing out of it. Looks good and clean design

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Questions & Answers

6 Questions • 6 Answers

Will this work with a stock Model A spring? I believe the stock spring is 2" wide. And I would like to use a medium arch spring. I read that if using a medium arch spring, the perch centers should be at 45". Id this correct and do you a part number for the medium arch spring?

by Bumblebeetuna

• 7 years ago

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I am replacing the factory banjo rear end in my 31 Model A Coupe with a 9" ford. Could I weld these on my housing and use the factory spring that's in the car now?

by Luke

• 7 years ago

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Hi can i use this with your narrow spring 58029312 to mount a ford 8" to my model A coupe? I take it this spring lowers rear 2.5 " i dont want to use a high arch spring thank you

by Carl

• 9 years ago

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will these fit up to your medium spring 910343105. What does the reverse do that the standard does not ?

by dave

• 10 years ago

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Mounting a '32 Ford axle to a Model A frame. '32 rear end is 48.5" wide. I need 43-45" perch eye spacing, will it fit? Note - picture shows stock Model A spring with the frame high on jackstands. I plan to use either a 910-43106, 910-4305 or 910-43107 spring. Car should be pretty light in the rear except when I have passengers in the back seat.

by truckdude

• 13 years ago

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Does this kit require the useage of any type of modern shock kit or panhard bar when installed on a stock 1930 Ford Model A Sports Coupe frame using a Chevy 10 bolt positive traction or stock 1956 Ford F100 rear end?

by Hosscollar

• 14 years ago

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