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QA1 PCYMR8T High Misalign Chromoly Heim Joint Rod Ends 1/2-20 RH Male
QA1 PCYMR8T High Misalign Chromoly Heim Joint Rod Ends 1/2-20 RH Male

QA1 PCYMR8T High Misalign Chromoly Heim Joint Rod Ends 1/2-20 RH Male

Universal Fit, RH Male Thread Type, Male Threads/Eyelet Rod End Attachment, Chromoly, Black

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QA1 PCYMR8T High Misalign Chromoly Heim Joint Rod Ends 1/2-20 RH Male
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QA1 PCYMR8T High Misalign Chromoly Heim Joint Rod Ends 1/2-20 RH Male
QA1 PCYMR8T High Misalign Chromoly Heim Joint Rod Ends 1/2-20 RH Male
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  • Features a heat treated chromoly alloy steel body
  • Will function with up to 64° of misalignment
  • Has a black oxide coated for corrosion resistance
  • Includes a PTFE self-lubricating lining
  • Features a 1/2"-20 male thread pitch with a length of 1.625"

Details

Thread Type:
RH Male
Rod End Attachment:
Male Threads/Eyelet
Thread Pitch:
1/2"-20
Material Type:
Chromoly
Hole Diameter:
0.500"
Rod End Style:
PTFE Lined
Rod End Construction:
2-piece
Grease Fitting:
No
Finish:
Black Oxide
Color:
Black
Thread Length:
1.625"
Rod End Head Diameter:
1.5"
Rod End Head Width:
1.25"
Rod End Misalign Angle:
65 degrees
Heat Treated:
Yes
Load Capacity:
24158 lbs.
MFG. Part #:
PCYMR8T
GTIN Code:
806990034939
Sold in Quantity:
Each

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  • Heat treated chromoly alloy steel body
  • Functions with up to 64° of misalignment
  • PTFE self-lubricating lining
  • Black oxide coated for corrosion resistance
  • Sold individually

Item Details

T = 1-5/8", L = 2-5/8", W = 1-1/4"

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  • Get FREE shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds $99! Ground shipping only in the contiguous US.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations

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