Buggy Spring on Top of Diff...Does Anyone Make The Kit

When wanting to put a buggy spring, on top
of the diff, like on a Model A, does anyone
in the aftermarket make the brackets ????
Where all you would have to do it place and
weld ????

THANKS

 

I've seen them in the Speeway Motors catalog. I'm sure others offer them as well.

 

im sure So Cal have em..

 

A million years ago Gene Scott's multiple company (Early Ford Parts, P.S.I., California Pickups, Fabulous 40s, etc.) address on E. Garvey could be sourced for some nice cast steel weld-on over rear mounts. There are many folks since then making welded up sets from plate and tubing. Speedway is one of them.

 

Speedway has welded up steel. I used them, then had a custom main leaf made to fit because I used an axle that was only 57 inches wide.

 

Pete and Jakes #2019. You can see it on there online catalog
Todd

 

X2 On the So Cal ones,
they are very nice and well made,Stay away from the Speedway ones,they look cheap and are butt f*ck ugly!!

The SoCal Ones hug the circumference of the axle tube and look better.
IMHO

 

Thanks Guys, sure do appreciate the leads....

Amadeus...I think the proper spelling is FUGLY

 

Speedway Motors has a kit. HRP

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Trans...e-Mounting-Brackets-Model-T-Model-A,3362.html

 

It looks like the ones from Speedway also sit higher than the ones from So-Cal and Pete&Jakes.


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anyone have photos or adds for the cast iron/steel ones that went on top rearend

when i 1st did the build on my A in 65 i BOLTED the adapter to the top of axle using 10 surplus aircraft bolts with a gasket on each adapter...