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#91048640
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Ends Tie Rod Component, Bent Tie Rod Style, Natural
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Return PolicyAs you know when running a dropped axle on your Ford truck, the tie rod sleeve can hit the springs. The 1-1/2" drop moves the tie rod out of the way far enough to clear the springs.
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91048640 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Tie Rod Style | Bent |
| GENERAL | |
| Tie Rod Component | Ends |
| Thread Pitch | 11/16"-18 |
| Degree of Taper | 7 degree |
| Stud Length | 1.81" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
| Drop | 1.50" |
| Overall Length | 7.77" |
| Taper Small End | 0.56" |
| Taper Large End | 0.63" |
| Thread Length | 2.38" |
| Stud Diameter | 0.5" |
| Center Hole to End of Shank | 7.03 |
| Shank Diameter | 0.68" |
| Grease Zerk Included | Yes |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Notes | Includes castle nuts, cotter pins, and grease zerks. |
4.9
42 Reviews
Customers appreciate the drop design of these tie rod ends which provide essential clearance for split wishbones, declaring they work excellently as intended for lowered trucks and dropped axles alike. The product is praised for its solid material, providing great quality for the price. Customers commend the part for solving steering and clearance issues, boasting its suitability for hotrodding cars and customizing trucks. The product is acknowledged for being safe, outperforming older alternatives. Notable steps for installation include shortening the tie rod sleeve and ensuring you have the necessary 11/16" taps on hand.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Drop tie rod ends
These drop tie rods are excellent ! Compared to the old school drop blocks that have been around a long time, these are much safer, they mount and work the way the Ford factory intended, the block type put tremendous pressure on the single bolt holding them in, not the safest thing in the world. Only draw back is shortening your tie rod tube & rethreading one end. You need an 11/16-18 tap, either left or right hand dePending on which end you cut. It would be nice if you could just purchase both, std length heavy duty tubes are already on the market, shorter length would be an easy add & an extra sale.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
Fits with dropped axle
These are needed when using a dropped axle. This is a replacement for another set of the dropped tie rod ends that bent in the threads. This time I made sure the tie rod itself was long enough that only a few threads were showing. Hopefully this time nothing bends.
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Yes I will buy again
5.0
5 months ago
Drew
New Zealand
Verified
Excellent product Excellent quality Speedway Motors you sell the best parts.
Would Recommend
Fits with dropped axle
3.0
a year ago
Bob
Texas
Verified
These are needed when using a dropped axle. This is a replacement for another set of the dropped tie rod ends that bent in the threads. This time I made sure the tie rod itself was long enough that only a few threads were showing. Hopefully this time nothing bends.
Would Recommend
Excellent quality
5.0
a year ago
Nick
Kemah tx
Verified
Perfect fit for my model a.
Would Recommend
Canon Good produkt
5.0
a year ago
Fo Mo Ko
Norwat
Verified
Recomendet for Ford F1. Will fit nice on older Fords too
Would Recommend
Yes I will buy again
5.0
a year ago
Drew
New Zealand
Verified
Excellent product Excellent quality Speedway Motors you sell the best parts.
Would Recommend
Yes, some time in the future
5.0
2 years ago
Big T
Fort Mohave Arizona
Verified
The product was perfect for me.
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
2 years ago
F100 56
Kingsland Georgia
Verified
Product was as described
Would Recommend
Yes
5.0
2 years ago
Jawbreaker
Centreville michigan
Used in stead of heating and dropping the steering arms on early fords
Would Recommend
Well made good quality
5.0
2 years ago
1951 ford
Schomberg Ontario Canada
Verified
Great product made well
Would Recommend
Definitely would purchase and recommend !
5.0
2 years ago
M.A.M # 444
Riverhead,NY
Verified
Used for creating clearance between spring shackles and tie rod bar on my suicide front end . Working with a 4" drop front I beam axel , Super Bell . Still have 3.5" clearance from tie rod bar and floor .
Would Recommend
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11 Questions • 14 Answers
Hi would like to know if early f100 ,48 to 60 is the same tie rod ends as 56 customline .i need to lower my tie rod ends at the wheel by 2inhes to suit ford torino stub axles.
by Barney
• 9 years ago
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How long from the center of the tie rod shank (the 7 degree tapered section that bolts through the steering arm) to where it has dropped the full 1.5"?
by Brian
• 9 years ago
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Will these tie rods work on 37-48 tie rod arms with 7 degree taper
by lonewolf900
• 9 years ago
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Will the tie rod taper fit a mustang 2 spindle?
by Anthony
• 10 years ago
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Are these tie rods forged?
by Joe
• 10 years ago
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Which tie rod tube in your catalog would be used with these dropped ends if being used on a 1950 Ford F1 Truck? Could you provide the part number for the correct application? Thanks. I purchased your 3" dropped axle and disc brake kit along with these dropped tie rod ends.
by FordF1
• 11 years ago
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Not my application so I need detailed detailed scematic with dimensions to tell if it will tuck under the wishbones with full steering lock to lock 1948 pickup spindles, 1934 split bones, 2 1/2" 1934 dropped axle
by TLouisJ
• 11 years ago
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are these one RH thread and one LH thread, or are they both RH or LH
by 69sunroof
• 12 years ago
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Is this for two tie rod ends? One left and one right?
by siderbox
• 15 years ago
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Which tie rod tube in your catalog would be used with these dropped ends if being used on a 1953-56 Ford F100 Truck? Could you provide the part number for the correct application? Thanks.
by Spanky
• 15 years ago
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1953-1964 Ford F-100
1948-1952 Ford F1
