Product Summary

5" Overall Length, 0.812" Shank Diameter, Steel

  • Premium steel construction for superior strength and durability
  • Each pin is .812" O.D., overall length 5"
  • Lightweight versatile design
  • Cap included
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #95035013
BrandSpeedway Motors
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Speedway Motors 95035013 Details

King pins are made of steel with cap.

  • Each pin is .812" O.D
  • Light Weight
  • Strong, Durable.

 

 

Speedway Motors 95035013 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #95035013
BrandSpeedway Motors
GENERAL
Overall Length5"
Shank Diameter0.812"
Pin Diameter0.812"
Material TypeSteel
Sold in QuantityEach
NotesONE KINGPIN AND ONE CAP PER EACH. 5/8-18 THREAD

Ratings & Reviews

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Customers praise the product for its excellent quality and cost-efficiency compared to competitors. It is touted as a great component, valued for its suitability for winters type spindles and compatibility with DMI after minimal honing. Users also commend the lightweight, well-fitting nature of the part, stating it functions very effectively.

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Excellent King Pins !

5.0

5 years ago

SpeedyMatt77

Magnolia, Texas

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Excellent Product and half the price !

Would Recommend

Great component for the price.

5.0

5 years ago

Hoosier Speed

Bloomington, Indians

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For winters type spindles, will work with DMI with a small amount of honing.

Would Recommend

Nice part

5.0

11 years ago

Racer20

Lincoln, NE

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Nice lightweight part. Fits and works great.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 3 Answers

What is the thread size of the locking cap? 1/2" x 20 or 5/8" x 18? Are the kingpins compatible with Sander and MPD midget spindles?

by Pitdad

• 7 years ago

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What is the length of the shaft???

by Spooky66

• 12 years ago

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Does this have a Flat spot milled into it? From the picture, it looks as if the king pin has a flat spot milled into it. If this is the case, can you please tell me how far the flat spot is from the head of the king pin?

by SteveBull

• 13 years ago

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