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3/4 Inch Chromoly Swedged Tubes
- These chromoly swedged tubes work well for suspension links, and radius rods on circle track cars, road race, street cars, and more
- 1-1/8" OD chromoly tube with .058" wall thickness maintains strengths without adding excess weight
- 3/4"-16 RH thread in one end and LH thread in the other allows for easy length adjustment of the assembly by spinning the tube
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Product Summary
- These chromoly swedged tubes work well for suspension links, and radius rods on circle track cars, road race, street cars, and more
- 1-1/8" OD chromoly tube with .058" wall thickness maintains strengths without adding excess weight
- 3/4"-16 RH thread in one end and LH thread in the other allows for easy length adjustment of the assembly by spinning the tube
- Useful for 4 link bars, 2 link bars, Panhard bars, front control arms, steering tie rods, etc.
- Zinc plated to resist corrosion
Key Specs
| Tube O.D. | 1.125" |
| Thread Pitch | 3/4"-16 RH/LH |
| Tube Length | Select Type and Length |
| Material Type | Chromoly |
| Finish | Gold zinc |
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- Zinc plated 4130 chromoly steel tube with .058-inch wall thickness for four-link, control arm, and other chassis uses
- Suitable for Panhard rod, drag link, chassis bracing, and more
- Ends threaded 3/4-16 LH and RH threads for rod ends or clevises of your choice
- Available in 33 lengths from 5-inches to 37-inches long, in 1-inch increments
- Outside diameter of tube is 1.125-inch (1-1/8-inch)
- Thin wall construction with swedged ends offers lighter weight than comparable non-swedged tubes
- Single rotation will adjust the overall length in or out by approximately 1/8-inch
- Order by actual length measurement required for application
Swedged Tubing Provides Similar Strength with Less Weight
Weight is the enemy of a race car. Any time you can save weight without reducing integrity or creating an unsafe situation you will benefit. Utilizing thin wall chromoly steel tubing for such things as control arms, Panhard bars, steering linkage, and more are all great ways to not only save weight but allow your suspension and steering to react faster to changes in the track surface, which ultimately keeps your race car’s tires in contact with the racing surface for precise throttle, braking, and steering control that can put you in the winner’s circle.
One easy way to save weight is to replace heavy wall steel suspension and steering tubes with thin wall chromoly steel versions that utilize a swedged end. Swedged tubing is the perfect upgrade to these suspension and steering pieces when sized properly for the application. Swedging the ends of the chromoly steel tubing shrinks the outside diameter down, which thickens the wall of the tubing in the area where threads are created for the heim joint, bushing, or clevis end piece to be installed. This critical area is machined from a solid billet of steel and threaded internally and then welded to the chromoly tubing, which further strengthens the tube. Swedged steel tubes are lighter than their non-swedged steel counterparts while meeting the same strength requirements.
Multiple Lengths to Fit Any Race Car Application
We offer these super strong chromoly steel threaded tubes for your project in a gold zinc finish. They are constructed from high strength chromoly steel and available in 33 different lengths from 5-inches to 37-inches in 1-inch increments. These zinc finish chromoly steel tubes are threaded to accept 3/4-16 rod ends, bushings, or clevises with left-hand and right-hand threads. This allows the adjusting sleeve to be mounted between two points of adjustment, such as the chassis and rear axle for a Panhard bar mount, among other fitment applications. Rotating the threaded tube moves the threaded ends of your choice inward or outward for adjustment. For the 3/4-16 thread ends these steel sleeves utilize this equates to roughly 1/8-inch of adjustment for each full rotation of the hollow threaded tube.
Great for Chassis and Suspension Builds
Wherever you wish to save weight by using a thin wall chromoly steel adjustable threaded tube with swedged ends in your race car, be it for a four-link, Panhard bar, or elsewhere, it is easy to figure out exactly what you need. Simply measure the center-to-center distance of your two adjustment or mounting points, subtract 4 inches for your rod ends, bushings, or clevises you choose and then order the closest length to that measurement. So, if your final measurement after subtracting the 4 inches for your ends is 18-inches, that is what you will order from the drop-down menu.
Specifications
Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Type and Length to see |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Tube O.D. | 1.125" |
| Thread Pitch | 3/4"-16 RH/LH |
| Tube Length | Select Type and Length to see |
| Material Type | Chromoly |
| Finish | Gold zinc |
| Garage Sale Type | Discontinued |
| GENERAL | |
| Material Thickness | .058" |
| Notes | 4130 tubing |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
21 Reviews
Customers commended the product for quality, durability, exactness to advertisement, and practicality. The part was praised for its high standard, light weight, and suitability for different tasks. One reviewer emphasized its impressive strength, even under rigorous use. Some commented on the product's adaptability, being perfect for a variety of applications including restoration and modifications, while others appreciated its value for money. Importantly, the product was seen as superior to competitors, offering unique, hard-to-find parts. However, one user reported a failure incident that could suggest a potential for specific use limitations.
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
21 Reviews
Customers commended the product for quality, durability, exactness to advertisement, and practicality. The part was praised for its high standard, light weight, and suitability for different tasks. One reviewer emphasized its impressive strength, even under rigorous use. Some commented on the product's adaptability, being perfect for a variety of applications including restoration and modifications, while others appreciated its value for money. Importantly, the product was seen as superior to competitors, offering unique, hard-to-find parts. However, one user reported a failure incident that could suggest a potential for specific use limitations.
4.8
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Awesome tubing
I've bought this tubing twice now in different lengths and each time I'm just as impressed. I use it as a panhard bar for my lowered yukon denali that has a fat diff cover, which no off-the-shelf panhard bar clears it. I needed a smaller OD diameter, but still just as strong as DOM tubing, so I was happy to see pre-threaded chromoly tubing sold by the inch by speedway. I used QA1 offset misalignment spacers (.75 diff side & .25 bumper side vs .50 on both) and cleared the cover by millimeters! The first time, I left the bar as-is and the zinc coating did its job showing no signs of corrosion or rust, even as a daily for well over a year in the pacific northwest. The second version I painted it black just to match my other tubular bars. Never questioned the durability of it, even though I throw the heavy pig around like my third gen camaro and I'm confident it can handle autox duties once I get my denali dialed in.
Most Liked Negative Review
1.0
Catastrophic FAILURE
I purchased 4 of these bars for my parallel 4 link on my 1994 c1500 for what i thought was going to be an upgrade for purposes of adjusting my pinion angle. After a couple of drives with them installed and everything adjusted properly everything was working fine until it wasn't. The lower 2 bars kinked and bent right in the middle when i went over i dip in the road and hit the gas pedal slightly. Causing the pinion to reach and extreme angle and damaging my driveshaft, and 4 link mounting tabs. I contacted customer service about this issue and they would only offer me 20$ in store credit. When i have about 1500 at least in parts that were ruined and will need replaced, and my order for the 4 link bars was 160+ but they wouldn't even give me a refund for the bars that failed. Saying that they are only meant for cars and not strong enough for trucks. However no where in the description of the item does it mention anything about not installing them onto a small pickup truck. Idk what else to do except call my insurance company and my lawyer.
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They are exactly as advertised and great quality
5.0
2 months ago
Smbinnp
Newbury Park Ca.
Verified
I have a '68 Camaro that I converted the four link and needed a little variety on lower bar lengths.
Would Recommend
I would highly recommend these bars !
5.0
6 months ago
Wrench Tech
Illinois
Verified
I got the exact length I needed to replace an older pair of rear trailing arms. on my Model T. They were easy to install and looked great after I painted them.
Would Recommend
They are very nice for the money
5.0
6 months ago
Robin
Pardeeville wi
Verified
Ordered these to length for my 4 link bars and they are dead on....put some anti-seez in the threads and put them in. Nice and light!
Would Recommend
I would purchas this product again
5.0
a year ago
Sandman
Bellevue
Verified
Well made product !!
Would Recommend
definitely well worth the money
5.0
a year ago
rocketman
Pennsylvania
Verified
I'm working on a 1992 Chevy C 1500 short bed truck and also putting on a set of traction bars and these fit the bill they are just exactly what I needed and save me a lot of time of making my own and they are very well made and worth every dime especially when it saves you time
Would Recommend
Catastrophic FAILURE
1.0
3 years ago
Anonymous
Toledo, Ohio
I purchased 4 of these bars for my parallel 4 link on my 1994 c1500 for what i thought was going to be an upgrade for purposes of adjusting my pinion angle. After a couple of drives with them installed and everything adjusted properly everything was working fine until it wasn't. The lower 2 bars kinked and bent right in the middle when i went over i dip in the road and hit the gas pedal slightly. Causing the pinion to reach and extreme angle and damaging my driveshaft, and 4 link mounting tabs. I contacted customer service about this issue and they would only offer me 20$ in store credit. When i have about 1500 at least in parts that were ruined and will need replaced, and my order for the 4 link bars was 160+ but they wouldn't even give me a refund for the bars that failed. Saying that they are only meant for cars and not strong enough for trucks. However no where in the description of the item does it mention anything about not installing them onto a small pickup truck. Idk what else to do except call my insurance company and my lawyer.
Would Not Recommend
Yes
5.0
3 years ago
Johnny
Dc
Verified
Excellent service and speedy delivery
Would Recommend
I would by from Speedway again.
5.0
4 years ago
Bill
Auburndale, FL
Verified
Speedway alone had what I needed at a great price.
Would Recommend
Quality
5.0
5 years ago
Weeds
Michigan
Verified
I love the quality of the parts
Would Recommend
Worked for me
4.0
5 years ago
Mike and the car named Cindy
NH
Verified
Could be made better with a slot or nut shape to help set it on the fly /fast
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
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Questions & Answers
4 Questions • 5 Answers
suspension question would these swedged tubes be acceptable to use as a truck arm style rear suspension using your 3/4" four bar ends and bushing kit # 910-90001 or 3/4 rod ends? or maybe in a 3link style suspension. my build will be fairly light and mild HP 41 p/u.
by shockley67
• 12 years ago
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what length are these available in?
by tim29
• 12 years ago
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tie rod sleeve how does this work out, 1 1/8 tubing, 3/4 thread with .058 wall tubing? math does not work out on that
by joker
• 13 years ago
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Are these tubes threaded for lh and rh 3/4 hein joints
by dan 4 cars
• 15 years ago
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