One And Three Quarter Inch Dropped Steering Arms For Ford 1934 Model T Style And 1937 To 1948 Ford Spindles Zinc Plated Forged Steel For Four Inch Drop Axles And Four Bar Or Harpin Radius Rod Suspension
These dropped steering arms are used in classic Ford builds to adjust steering geometry on four-inch drop axles with four-bar or harpin radius rod suspensions. They bolt to '37-'48 spindles and are compatible with tapered tie rod ends.
✅ 1-3/4 in drop height for improved clearance and steering geometry
✅ Bolts to '37-'48 spindles and accepts 11/16 in tapered tie rod ends
✅ Taper machined in both directions for top or bottom tie rod assembly
✅ Cross steer design with two tie rod connections on the right arm (tie rod + drag link)
✅ Finish options include Plain, Chrome plated, or Stainless Steel (Plain color)
💡 What is a dropped steering arm used for in vintage Ford builds? This handy component improves steering geometry for raised rides. - Handy for aligning steering linkage with high-ride chassis - Supports 11/16" tapered tie rod ends and cross-steer layouts - Works with 4" drop axles and '37-'48 spindles - Improves drag link alignment for older suspensions
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