Illustrated on this page are the differences between Model A and Model B front axle forgings. The same basic front axle A-3010 was used on all Model A cars and light trucks from 1928 to 1931, and was interchangeable across all years.

Feb 1, 2009 · The different types of early Ford axles are easy to identify by referring to the picture on the right, which was scanned from an old magazine article that was written by Neal East. The 1928-1931 Model A axles have a uniform curve from …

Shop 1932 Ford Model B Axles and get Free Shipping on orders over $175 at Speedway Motors, the Racing and Rodding Specialists. 1932 Ford Model B Axles in-stock with same-day shipping.

Shop 1932 Ford Model B Straight Axles and get Free Shipping on orders over $149 at Speedway Motors.

Model A & B Ford Garage Rear Axle Gear Ratios. The following table shows the various Ford part numbers and gear ratios for the matched ring and pinion gear sets used on 1928 through 1934 Model A (103-1/2" WB) and Model B (106" WB) Ford car and commercial chassis, not trucks.

These work good on 1946-47 Ford pickups with 1940-41 front sheet metal. 1940-41 Truck axles are $400 plus shipping - to drop yours. No shock mount holes in axle. 1946-47 Pickup Dropped Axles are $400 plus shipping - to drop your axle or exchange out. Will drop axle any amount up …

The above photo illustrates a selection of our early Ford dropped axles. Axle A is a 28-31 Model A Ford which has been stretch dropped 4 inches. Axle B is a 32 Ford Heavy which has been stretch dropped 5 inches.

Jun 23, 2014 · 1937 V8-60 axles the only early Ford axles that are hollow forgings. They are flat along the front and back, so their cross-section resembles an oval track with short straightaways. They are relatively lightweight and not recommended for heavier cars. Their spring perch bosses are 2 1/4 inches.

Shop 1932 Ford Model B Driveline and Axles and get Free Shipping on orders over $175 at Speedway Motors. Talk to the experts. Call 800.979.0122, 7am-10pm CST, everyday.

Shown below is a comparison between the 1928-31 Model A Ford drive shaft and the 1932 Model B drive shaft assembly. Many parts in the Model A and B rear axle assembly are common and interchangeable including the differential housing (banjo), axle shafts, bearings, ring and pinion, spider and gears, and differential carrier halves.