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These axle housings have the following things done to them: new A-4222 race installed, new A-4245 seal installed, shock ball replaced if necessary, shackle bushing hole repaired with new bushing, new...
For the rear leaf spring and the rear perches. Duplicate of the originals. U.S.A.
Ford started making the rear spring perch ball as a separate piece in February of 1930. U.S.A.
This is the ball that is part of the rear leaf spring perch that the shock link mounts to. Use this style when repairing perches that do not have a removable ball. Simply cut the old ball off, drill...
Mounts to back of rear end with special oil filler plug adapter. It'll make your A look like it's going 10 MPH faster than it really is!!
The original style. Can be used for both the fill and the drain. U.S.A.
Complete set of original style thick headed bolts that bolt the axle shaft housings tot he differential housing. Cad plated. U.S.A.
This gasket set takes care of the rear axle and the universal joint. 9 piece set. U.S.A.
For fastening the torque tube to the rear axle housing. U.S.A.
9-34 3:78 to 1 Made in U.S.A. Fits all model A cars and small trucks!
A very desirable gear ratio when running overdrives. Plenty of power, but no top end if you are running without an overdrive. USA
11-39 3:54 to 1 These gears will increase your speed slightly. Fits all model A cars and small trucks! USA
This tool is used for removing the drive shaft, pinion cup, and pinion gear assembly from the rear end. U.S.A.
A set of 3 spider gears for the model A differential. Made to the Ford print!
You will need a total of 4 of these: 2 in the differential and 2 in the drive shaft. Made by Timken! U.S.A.
You will need two of these for inside the differential. Timken! U.S.A.
An excellent quality American made axle.
Available in either .006or .010 thick for shimming. U.S.A.
Tightens up a loose wheel if hub is worn. Also prevents the brake drum from rubbing against the backing plate.
With the wheel still bolted onto the hub, take the axle nut off and screw this on. Then you hit this to break the hub free from the axle. U.S.A.
