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Don't settle for a weak 4-bar end made out of a piece of tubing welded to a bolt. These Speedway rod ends come in eitherforged steel or fully polished investment cast stainless steel for superior strength and durability.
Excellent for use as a medium-duty suspension rod endBall - case hardened steel hard chrome platedBody - Low carbon steel chromate treated
This rod end is made to eliminate the headache of steering shaft installation. It is .007" oversized to slide on 3/4" steering shaft.
91002939Overall Length4.000"Center Hole to End of Shank3Stud Length0.750" (3/4")Stud Diameter0.500" (1/2")ThreadsRH FemaleThread Pitch11/16"-18Thread Length2.000"Material TypeStainless SteelFinishPolishedSold in QuantityEachNotesFit closer to tapered hole compared to our 91002919 which is.150" shorter. 1-1/8" from center of threaded shaft to the bottom of the taper.
These 3/16" rod ends can be used to create a trick throttle linkage system when combined with our swedged aluminum tubing. Choose from aluminum or steel, male or femalerod ends available in LH or RH threads.
Chromoly body - 2 piece designDesigned for heavy duty applicationRough conditions steering/offroadBall - 52100 steel hard chrome plated Body - 4130 Chromoly
91002929Center Hole to End of Shank3.250Degree of Taper7 degreeShank Diameter0.780"Shank Length2.500" (2 1/2")Thread Pitch11/16"-18Thread Length2.000"Material TypeStainless SteelFinishPolishedSold in QuantityEachNotesFit closer to the tapered hole in comparison to our plain tie rod 91002909 as they are .150" shorter.
These tie rod ends are just like our standard Ford 7 taper tie rod ends except they are made of beautifully chrome plated steel. They have 11/16"-18 thread and include hardware. Make sure to use anti-seize on the threads.
These rod ends make it easy to build carb or shift linkage, tie rod assemblies or anything else you can think of. They are Teflon lined and the RH thread stud has a hex built in for easy installation.
These rod ends make it easy to build carb or shift linkage, tie rod assemblies or anything else you can think of. They are teflon lined.