MYSTERY PART

[Mark Chaffin]

Found these at a recent estate sale. Not likely T. Similar to Model A front axle spring perch. I'm calling on the antique car gurus to possibly identify the application.

[Dan McEachern]

Aftermarket hot rod front spring perches.

[Mark Chaffin]

I thought so as well; however, they appear old and threads are dipped in wax.

[Mark Chaffin]

You may be right Dan.

[TRDxB2]

Good for Bucket T

[Allan]

The dippped threads are typical of military spec preservaton of spares. That also would indicate an older manufacture.

Allan from down under.

[pete eastwood]

Those are "PSI" brand spring perches.
PSI was in business in the 60's & 70's & 80's making hot rod stuff.
They were in Rosemead Calif.

[Mark Chaffin]

Thank you Dan and Pete. Makes perfect sense to me.

[tdump]

i wonder if they would work in a stock T axle?? that would lower the car a bit

[Henry K. Lee]

Those were made for split adjustable hair pin radius rods…, so you could dial in the caster!

Hank

[CamMan]

I haven't seen that idea before, but it should allow lowering the car by dearching of the spring. If you did that with a standard perch the suspension geometry would screwed up.