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Ford Lower Tie Rod Steering Arms, Plain, 5/8-18 Hole
Ford Lower Tie Rod Steering Arms, Plain, 5/8-18 Hole
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Ford Lower Tie Rod Steering Arms, Plain, 5/8-18 Hole
Part # 91632035
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Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Zinc Plated
Overall Length:
9.00"
Overall Width:
2.50"
Overall Thickness:
.75"
Thread Pitch:
5/8"-18
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
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These lower tie rod steering arms are sold in pairs. They are designed to fit 1937-1948 Ford spindles and cannot be used with dropped axles. They will not clear a dropped axle. Has 3-3/8" eye-to-eye centers on mount bolt holes.
- Steel Material
- Zinc Finish
- 3-3/8" mount centers
- 2-1/2" inch width
- 3/4" thickness
- Used with 5/8" spherical rod end and accepts 5/8"-18 bolt
- Not for use with dropped axles
Steering Arm Ends Guide (GIF)
Parallel Steering Set-Up Guide (GIF)
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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