Product Summary

Universal Fit, Ends Tie Rod Component, Black Oxide

  • Cross steering drag links reach across the car and attaches to the passenger-side steering arm
  • If that steering arm has only one hole, you'll need to build the tie rod with this tie rod end on the RH side
  • Then the draglink attaches to the double tapered eyelet
  • NOTE: When using the cross steering end, the tube length will need to be 6" shorter than the eye-to-eye length. Example: 46" kit will need 40" tube length
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91002999
BrandSpeedway Motors
Tie Rod StyleBent
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Speedway Motors 91002999 Details

Cross steering means the drag link reaches across the car and attaches to the passenger-side steering arm. If that steering arm has only one hole, you'll need to build the tie rod with this tie rod end on the RH side. Then the drag link attaches to the eyelet (which is tapered 1/2 way from both sides.)
  • Not for use with flat steering arms
  • Use only with Ford type steering arms with a tapered hole
  • Not normally used with Chevy spindles

Note: When using the cross steering end, the tube length will need to be 6" shorter than the eye-to-eye length. Example: A 46" kit will need 40" tube length.

Speedway Motors 91002999 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91002999
BrandSpeedway Motors
Tie Rod StyleBent
GENERAL
Tie Rod ComponentEnds
Thread TypeLH Male
Thread Pitch11/16"-18
Material TypeSteel
FinishBlack Oxide
ColorBlack
Overall Length7.25"
Thread Length2"
Center Hole to End of Shank3.75
Grease Zerk IncludedYes
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Ratings & Reviews

4.9

18 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers commend the product for its perfect fit, ease of installation, and excellent performance. Its use for both custom-built cross steering in a hot rod and right-hand drive conversion is highly appreciated. Many have found it an excellent value and outstanding quality part. This product displays its obvious superiority by offering a solution for out-of-production parts, confirming its practicality and customer satisfaction. Notably, it is praised for its clear and simple design, acting as an efficient and time-saving solution that averts unnecessary part replacements. It has set a benchmark in usability, material quality, and safety, distinguishing it from the competition.

4.9

18 reviews

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Steering tie rod

5.0

a year ago

Dorff

Western Wisconsin

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Works fine for straight axles with no arm for steering

Would Recommend

Yes I will buy again

5.0

a year ago

Drew

New Zealand

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Excellent product Excellent quality Speedway Motors you sell the best parts.

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Yes I will buy again

5.0

a year ago

Drew

New Zealand

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Excellent product Excellent quality Speedway Motors you sell the best parts.

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Lifesaver

5.0

3 years ago

Koolkat

Cheyenne Wyiming

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Works perfect

Time saver and kept me from changing the soindle

5.0

3 years ago

none

southern VT

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Steering on my '31

Would Recommend

A quality part

5.0

4 years ago

Decky69

Leland NC

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Worked as it should.

Would Recommend

Hard to find part.

5.0

4 years ago

GW

Oregon City, Oregon

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Custom built cross steering for hot rod.

Would Recommend

Accurate description

5.0

6 years ago

Chris

Fort Myers fl

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Front end street rod shocks

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Tie rod end

5.0

6 years ago

Hot Rod Man

Mesa, AZ

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Have used many of these rod ends from Speedway. Great value, excellent performance

Would Recommend

Great design

5.0

6 years ago

Motorhead

Orange City, Florida

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Easy way to set up cross steer

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

4 Questions5 Answers

I've noticed that my tie rod isn't parallel to the axle with this item installed Will it affect the steering?

by Phil

7 years ago

2 answers

Center tie rod hole It says tapered half way on both sides,does that mean the tie rod hole has a 7degree taper on each end half way so that a tie rod will work on either side? Thanks

by MikeAG

11 years ago

1 answer

what angle is the taper I am machining steering arms and need to know what the taper is on this part..

by chimpkoose

12 years ago

1 answer

Why does it say not normally used with Chevy spindle. Could I use it on a 59 GMC truck?

by duesenberg1

12 years ago

1 answer

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