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Mustang II Outer Tie Rod End, Manual Version
Mustang II Outer Tie Rod End, Manual Version
Ends Tie Rod Component, Outer Position, Straight Tie Rod Style, RH Female Thread Type, Natural
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Mustang II Outer Tie Rod End, Manual Version
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Part # 91034316-MAN
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Tie Rod Component:
Ends
Position:
Outer
Tie Rod Style:
Straight
Thread Type:
RH Female
Thread Pitch:
9/16"-18
Degree of Taper:
7 degree
Stud Length:
1.750"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
Thread Length:
1.900"
Stud Diameter:
0.500"
Center Hole to End of Shank:
3.400
Grease Zerk Included:
Yes
MFG. Part #:
91034316-MAN
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Each
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Outer tie rod and inner extension fits left or right, attaches steering rack to spindles. Fits both manual Mustang II and 1982-1988 T-Bird power racks.
Replacement boot available as # 910-913101
- Cast steel construction for strength
- Grease zerk for service as needed
- 9/16"-18 R/H female thread
- 3.40" long from stud centerline to end
- All new hardware for a complete install
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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