Product Summary

1923 Model T, Steel, Natural

  • Universal brake pedal mount and pedal arm assembly
  • This kit is designed to work with a Speedway Motors T-body with floor
  • Modifications may be needed to fit your assembly
  • Works well with our Dual Feed Master Cylinder 910-31420 and 3/8" Clevis 916-31949
  • Measures 11.50" from pivot point to pedal pad mount hole, and 2" from pivot center to center of pushrod mount hole
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91631944
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
FinishNatural
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Speedway Motors 91631944 Details

Universal brake pedal mount and pedal arm assembly. This kit is designed to work with a Speedway Motors T-body with floor. Modifications may be needed to fit your assembly.

Works well with our Dual Feed Master Cylinder 910-31420 and 3/8" Clevis 916-31949 (sold separately).

Speedway Motors 91631944 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91631944
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
FinishNatural
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NotesDistance from the pivot point to the hole center where the pedal pad mounts is 11.50". Distance from the pivot center to the center of the hole where the pushrod mounts is 2.00".

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

8 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers favor our product for its excellent quality, sturdiness, and practicality. It stands out for facilitating optimal pedal clearance and is deemed superior to expectations. The construction quality underpins its durable nature, while some users suggest an enhancement in mounting provisions. Repeated purchases emphasize users’ trust in our item's consistent performance and quality. Compared to competitors, our product has delivered notable customer satisfaction.

4.8

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5.0

5 months ago

Speed

Illinois

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It works

Would Recommend

I would buy this product again

4.0

a year ago

Homer

Shepherdsville Ky

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The one bolt that came with the product was to short fit installation i had to buy a longer bolt plus a second bolt to finish the assembly

Would Recommend

Thick steel, well built and universal application.

5.0

2 years ago

FBG

Phoenix

Verified

Used this on a custom built chassis made from .120 wall 2x4 tubing. Worked well by fabricating a bracket for it to install a few 1/2" bolts. Has good travel and the correct angle. Ended up torching and bending 2 90 degree dog legs into it to go around my steering column, but the steel was thick and sturdy.

Would Recommend

Well made.

4.0

5 years ago

Kevin

Conway Ar

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Mounting provisions on the bracket could be better.

I've used these before

5.0

6 years ago

Sam

Dearborn,mi

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This was a easy way to get the pedal clearance I needed

Would Recommend

Well made sturdy pedal

5.0

7 years ago

Motorhead

Orange City, Florida

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Haven't installed yet, need to fabricate mount

Would Recommend

excellent quality!

5.0

7 years ago

patman

Kansas City

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Better than i thought it would be!

Would Recommend

good stuff.

5.0

11 years ago

chuck

loveland, co

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every thing I have bought from Speedway has been good quality and delivered on time.

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Questions & Answers

6 Questions • 6 Answers

Looking for the brass bushing that goes in this pedal assembly. Mine has gotten sloppy over the years. Is there a part number for the bushing?

by Jrod

• 7 years ago

1 answer

Is the 916-31944 the same assembly used in the 916-23271 kit?

by Tom

• 8 years ago

1 answer

Can you please tell me the length of the arm, from the pivot point to the top where the foot pedal pad will mount? And the length of the bottom arm from pivot point to where the clevis attaches to?

by Joe

• 10 years ago

1 answer

Can you please tell me what the pedal ratio is

by Pistonbroke

• 11 years ago

1 answer

how far off the inside of frame rail does pedal arm set. also how far does this set the master cylinder from the insde of frame

by Abbegale

• 13 years ago

1 answer

is the pivot bolt designed to be bolted straight through the frame rail?

by Bob

• 14 years ago

1 answer

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