Product Summary

Cross Steer Rack Type, 33" Overall Length, 5.50" Travel

  • Replaces the common Vega steering box
  • Has a long passenger - side tie rod that hooks up to the right spindle like a Vega-style drag link
  • Nice, easy, and consistent steering through the entire steering travel
  • Has 9/16"-26 spline (input shaft)
  • Outer tie rod and jam nut not included
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #910323540
BrandSpeedway Motors
Rack TypeCross Steer
FinishPolished
Material TypeAluminum
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Speedway Motors 910323540 Details

This is a brand new 1935 to 1940 Ford Cross Steer rack and pinion. This Cross Steer rack finally allows you to put rack and pinion steering onto your early Ford straight axle!  Smooth, consistent, and easy steering throughout the entire travel. 

This rack is designed for an unboxed frame. So, if you do not already have an unboxed frame, you must be willing to unbox a small section.
Also, this rack only works on stock or 2" dropped axles. It will sit too low in the 4" and 6" dropped axles. Finally, if you have a wishbone
suspension, it must be split. A four bar setup will work fine. Additional rack specs: Length: 33" Turns Lock to Lock: 3.6 Travel: 6" 

  • Nice, easy, and consistent steering through the entire steering travel
  • Fully polished finish
  • Installs in under an hour

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Specs

  • Inner End Threads:  Tube & Adapter 11/16"-18

Speedway Motors 910323540 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #910323540
BrandSpeedway Motors
Rack TypeCross Steer
FinishPolished
Material TypeAluminum
GENERAL
Overall Length33"
Turns Lock to Lock4.6
Travel5.50"
Spline Count26
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Questions & Answers

7 Questions7 Answers

The directions require split wishbones to mount this unit. I have a 1940 Ford with your TH 350 mount kit #916-1940 that also splits the wishbones. Is this "split" large enough to allow the use of of the Unisteer R&P unit # 910323540? Thanks.

by Richard

5 years ago

1 answer

Can this be modified to work on a 1940 Ford with a 4" dropped axle?

by Dave

7 years ago

1 answer

I have this unit on my 36 ford pickup. I would like to now have power steering. Is there a power rack that I could replace this unit with and use the existing brackets etc?

by Roger

7 years ago

1 answer

Could this be made to work on a 1946 ford truck. Or is there a better product?

by Allen

8 years ago

1 answer

Instructions say to cut existing column 1.5 inches from firewall. My 40 ford is a 3 speed on the column, so it is right where I need to cut. Can this still be installed? Also, do you sell the universal joint, shaft extension, floor mount for the column and material to make the bushing that is required?

by Edward

8 years ago

1 answer

Would this work on a 1947 Lincoln with a stock axle and wishbone? I assume the Lincoln is pretty much the same as Ford of the same year, but am not certain of that fact.

by BA

10 years ago

1 answer

how easy does it turn sitting still and how do we know what to order for a 1940 for d5 window coupe with a 2" dropped axle?

by tootie

12 years ago

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