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Rod End Supply HMS08-10 5/8 Inch to 1/2 Inch Misalignment Spacer
- Specially designed for 5/8" (D) suspension joints, steering ends, and anything else that use the pivot of a spherical bearing
- Engineered to increase the angle of misalignment
- Will reduce the hole size in the 5/8" rod end (D) to accommodate a smaller 1/2" bolt (B)
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 0.5" Hole Diameter, .50" Inside Diameter
- Specially designed for 5/8" (D) suspension joints, steering ends, and anything else that use the pivot of a spherical bearing
- Engineered to increase the angle of misalignment
- Will reduce the hole size in the 5/8" rod end (D) to accommodate a smaller 1/2" bolt (B)
- Overall width is 1.675" when pair is installed into a 5/8" rod end (D)
- Made from extra durable carbon steel with a natural finish
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | HMS08-10 |
| Hole Diameter | 0.5" |
| Inside Diameter | .50" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
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Rod End Supply HMS08-10 Details
This high misalignment spacer is designed for 5/8" (D) suspension joints, steering ends, and anything else that use the pivot of a spherical bearing such as heims and uniballs. They function to reduce the hole size in the 5/8" rod end (D) to accomodate a smaller 1/2" bolt (B), and to increase the angle of a sperical bearing.
- Increase the angle of misalignment
- OEM available
- Carbon Steel
- Overall width is 1.675" when pair is installed into a 5/8" rod end (D)
Rod End Supply HMS08-10 Specifications
Rod End Supply HMS08-10 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | HMS08-10 |
| Brand | Rod End Supply |
| Hole Diameter | 0.5" |
| Inside Diameter | .50" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Outside Diameter | 0.625" |
Ratings & Reviews
4.7
3 Reviews
Customers are highly satisfied with our product, highlighting its precise fitment and ability to aid in complex conversions, such as transforming a '53 Willys CJ-3B to power steering. They appreciatively mention its quality, practicality, and superior design specifications that ensure ease of application, providing an edge over competitors. Its usability is greatly praised, with specific mention of the successful use of an 11/16 heim joint related to the pitman arm. Our product evidently outperforms in both quality, and functionality.
Ratings & Reviews
4.7
3 Reviews
Customers are highly satisfied with our product, highlighting its precise fitment and ability to aid in complex conversions, such as transforming a '53 Willys CJ-3B to power steering. They appreciatively mention its quality, practicality, and superior design specifications that ensure ease of application, providing an edge over competitors. Its usability is greatly praised, with specific mention of the successful use of an 11/16 heim joint related to the pitman arm. Our product evidently outperforms in both quality, and functionality.
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Exactly what I needed
4.0
a year ago
Derski
Jackson, ID
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Quality product, simple and easy to use, just what I needed for my build when nobody else had them in stock! Thanks, Speedway, I can always count on you to deliver.
Would Recommend
These worked exactly the way they should.
5.0
6 years ago
Ben
Oklahoma City
Verified
These fit exactly the way they are supposed to. The fitment is perfect!
Would Recommend
Worked perfect for my application
5.0
9 years ago
JeepJunky
Minnesota
Verified
I am converting a 53 Willys CJ-3B to power steering. These spacers, along with a large hardened washer, allowed me to use a 11/16 heim joint to connect the drag link to the pitman arm.
Would Recommend
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How wide are they How wide does this make the rod end? I am wanting to replace my four link bushings with rod ends. The bushings are about twice the width of the rod ends.
by Scrapiron
• 11 years ago
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