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AFCO 30201 Inner Tie Rod End, 5/8 Inch RH Thread
AFCO 30201 Inner Tie Rod End, 5/8 Inch RH Thread
Modified, Stock Car, Ends Tie Rod Component, Inner Position, Straight Tie Rod Style, Natural
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AFCO 30201 Inner Tie Rod End, 5/8 Inch RH Thread
Part # 10630201
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Tie Rod Component:
Ends
Position:
Inner
Tie Rod Style:
Straight
Thread Type:
RH Male
Thread Pitch:
5/8"-18
Stud Length:
1.70"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
Overall Width:
1.75"
Overall Length:
8.12"
Thread Length:
3.06"
Center of Stud to End of Shank:
7.25"
Grease Zerk Included:
Yes
Hardware Included:
Yes
MFG. Part #:
30201
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
Includes castle nut, cotter pin, and grease zerk.
Info
- 5/8" threaded
- Used in AFCO tie rod assembly
- Most popular tie rod end; fits most rack & pinion cars
Note: Tie rod may require additional modifications of spindle steering arms.
Item Details
7-1/4" Length5/8" RH Threaded
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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