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#8027075
Winters Performance 3622 Steel Snout Sprint Aluminum Spindle
- Kingpin diameter measures 0.859" and is 5.6" long
- They have a 3-1/4” bolt spacing and steel straight snouts
- Designed to fit a sprint car axles that accept a 5.6" long kingpin
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Product Summary
Midget, Sprint Car, Left or Right Position, Aluminum
- Kingpin diameter measures 0.859" and is 5.6" long
- They have a 3-1/4” bolt spacing and steel straight snouts
- Designed to fit a sprint car axles that accept a 5.6" long kingpin
- These aluminum spindles have a natural aluminum finish for added corrosion resistance
- An innovative spindle nut design makes it impossible for the nut to work itself loose when racing
Key Specs
| Position | Left or Right |
| Spindle Style | Sprint |
| Spindle Drop | Stock Height |
| Brake System Type | Disc |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
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Equip your sprint car with spindles from one of the top names in racing - Winters Performance Products. These aluminum spindles have 3-1/4” bolt spacing and steel straight snouts. The innovative spindle nut design makes it impossible for the nut to work itself loose when racing.
- Strong aluminum construction
- Steel snout
- Common 3-1/4" bolt spacing
- Spindle nut design will not work loose when racing
- Weight: 2.470 lbs.
Fits sprint car axles that accept a 5.6" long kingpin, such as 940-35014 (steel) or 546-01440 (titanium).
Item Details
3.25" Bolt SpacingWinters 3622 Specifications
Winters 3622 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 3622 |
| Brand | Winters |
| Position | Left or Right |
| Spindle Style | Sprint |
| Spindle Drop | Stock Height |
| Brake System Type | Disc |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Snout Material | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
| Color | Natural |
| King Pin Included | No |
| Mounting Bolt Center to Center | 3.25" |
| GENERAL | |
| King Pin Diameter | 0.86" |
| King Pin Length | 5.6" |
| Weight | 2.47 lbs. |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | Accepts a 5.6 inch spindle, comes with locking spindle nut. |
Ratings & Reviews
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Customers praise our product for its aesthetic appeal and strength, which distinguishes it from competition. Its confirmed qualities include robustness and practicality, making it highly reliable for users. Numerous clients are satisfied with its performance and recommend it highly, expressing willingness to repurchase. The superior material quality guarantees safety and usability, making it a preferred choice.
Ratings & Reviews
5
3 Reviews
Customers praise our product for its aesthetic appeal and strength, which distinguishes it from competition. Its confirmed qualities include robustness and practicality, making it highly reliable for users. Numerous clients are satisfied with its performance and recommend it highly, expressing willingness to repurchase. The superior material quality guarantees safety and usability, making it a preferred choice.
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Product was as advertised
5.0
8 months ago
#81
Indianapolis
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Quality of product was excellent
Would Recommend
Great item
5.0
7 years ago
Bappmracing
Springfield Illinois
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Would buy again
Great Product
5.0
8 years ago
Sprinterracer
Shirley IN
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Good looking and strong
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
4 Questions • 4 Answers
Questions & Answers
4 Questions • 4 Answers
Will this style spindle work with pre 48 old Ford axle ? Thanks
by Brandon
• 8 years ago
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I have a 1963 f100 front straight axle. I want to install a wide 5 hub and spindle. What is the inside distance between the top and bottom. The axle measures 2 3/8 and uses .859 kingpin If this doesn't work, can you recommend one. Thank you
by Papa joe
• 8 years ago
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Straight, no camber?
by Bronze
• 13 years ago
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what is the measurement of the snout bearing surface without adding the threads and is the snout 1" diameter ? and what is the total length of the snout including the threads?
by O.B.
• 14 years ago
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