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#91089411
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Universal Fit, 7 ° Taper, Steel
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Return PolicyTapered reamers for proper fitting of ball joints to spindles, tie rod ends to spindles, etc. These have 1/2" shank. The 1-1/2" per foot reamer, also known as a 7° tapered reamer, works with Speedway ball joints 917-20031 K6024, 917-20036 K727, and 910-34323 K772.
Measures a little less than 1/2" at the small end and 1" at the big end.
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91089411 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Taper | 7 ° |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
4.7
109 Reviews
Customers appreciate the product's effectiveness and durability while stating the tool works well for tasks such as reaming ball joints and modifying spindles. It cuts hard materials effortlessly, remains sharp over time, and quickly completes its tasks with precision. Some users found it bit too eagerly and considered it dangerous, while others reported it chipped easily or lost sharpness. A few users noted delays in shipping, but they were generally satisfied with its strong performance and quality build. The product has many recommendations for its results and usability. Some customers criticized the product's price and a few experienced issues with its performance. Overall, the tool was widely appreciated for its function and reliability.
4.7
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Most Liked Positive Review
4.0
Best Customer service in years
The first tool I received was not as sharp as it could have been. I contacted Speedways Customer Service department and they offered to immediately cross ship a replacement complete with Second Day delivery on them! Far and away, a great company to deal with. This service has made me a customer for life.
Most Liked Negative Review
2.0
Questionable design
So I got this ball joint reamer for a unique project I've got going on - I bought it specifically to ream a balljoint hole in aluminum. Max diameter of the hole is .7", so only the first 1/3rd of the reamer has been used The reamer is machined with a slip resistant shank, which led me to believe it was OK to use in a drill press/power tools. WRONG. Started off at 320 RPM (since aluminum) - real bad chattering. Moved down to 220 RPM - still chattering. Went to my lowest speed of 70 RPM - still chattering!! All manually fed too! This is when I decided to give up on using this reamer with power tools After the chatter session in the lathe, I noticed that the cutting edges seemed to have chatter marks on them as well, though the edges still seem sharp. I then got out a tap wrench to see if it was still usable by hand - maybe it would've been easier if the cutting edges were still good, but it did eventually cut the taper I wanted after a few minutes of manual labor Due to the issues I had with this reamer, I'm not sure if I would recommend it to anyone else. I'd have to try out the more expensive Afco reamer before I came to a final decision
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I would buy again.
5.0
5 months ago
TD
Elmore AL
Verified
Bored out two spindles to handle larger ball joints. Worked fine.
Would Recommend
Definetly would purchase again
5.0
a year ago
JimBob
Sutherlin, OR
Verified
Reamed hole for Tie Rods on a rack and pinion setup on T Bucket
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
a year ago
Wildberry
Gastonia north carolina
Verified
Bought 7 degree reamer for new ball joints. Never used one before. Reamer worked great used a cordless drill and the ease was fantastic. I was gonna order off Amazon alot cheaper. But my machinist said is it really 7 degree and will it break while reaming factory 1971 camaro spindles. So I bought this one. Cheap work isn't good and good work isn't cheap. Thank you
Would Recommend
Worked well
5.0
2 years ago
Brewman
Nelson New Zealand
Verified
As above
Would Recommend
This tool was high quality and cut hardened steel effortless
5.0
3 years ago
Jim
Robesonia, Pa
Verified
Reamed ball joint area perfect in minutes
Would Recommend
Highly recommend
5.0
3 years ago
Wooten#80
Fritch tx
Verified
Easy to use great product
Would Recommend
Would buy again
5.0
3 years ago
Danny
Troy, Ohio
Verified
Worked well on my pinto spindles
Would Recommend
I would not recommend purchasing
1.0
4 years ago
Jason Wiggins
Springville California
Verified
Not a good review used it one time not able to finish the job. Had to bore out three holes only able to bore out 2. Lost its sharpness. Unable to complete the last borehole. Do not recommend buying.
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5.0
4 years ago
Bump
Baton Rouge la
Verified
Had to use 1/2 drill. Dangerous when it bites
Would Recommend
Works like it should and dident go dull
4.0
5 years ago
Spence
Spokane wa
Verified
Worked like it should and didn't go dull after the first hole. It did take a 3 months to get to me but not really the sellers fault. Not the cheapest but did not want one too cheap for fear I would be buying 3 of them. But at the price it's a good product.
Would Recommend
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25 Questions • 15 Answers
1.5 inch in 12 foot is 7.125 inch taper right? This lists 7 degrees. which is it?
by Cian
• 6 years ago
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I need to do a 7 degree hole through a simple 1/2 inch piece of steel. Will this work?
by Tim
• 7 years ago
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I'm trying to find out the proper degree of taper so I know witch reamer to buy for a 1992-1996 Ford F-150 2wd lower ball joints
by Me.beardoh
• 8 years ago
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Needing to taper a lift spindle for a 2003 1500 Silverado 4x4 to accept the ball joint for a 2003 Silverado 2500hd ball joint. Can you point me in the correct direction as to what taper to use?
by Riggz
• 8 years ago
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what reamer is required for a k719 ball joint.
by b
• 8 years ago
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Is the 7 deg tapered reamer the correct angle for K6023 and K6024 ball joints? Thanks
by Craig
• 9 years ago
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Which reamer do you need to ream the top ball joint on a 78 Camaro spindle for the 200031 or 6024 ball joint --- uses the small joint now
by fast
• 9 years ago
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I have installed a mustang 2 rack in my 41 Ford Pickup with a 1970 Chevelle front clip. Is this reamer what I need to get the rod ends to fit properly into the Chevelle steering arms? The reason I didn't install the correct rack for the Chevelle is that they narrowed it to fit the frame. I can't find the correct rod end for the 9/16-18 thread and the Chevelle taper. Thanks
by George
• 9 years ago
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I have a 85 c10 and i nee d to tapper the dropspindles because i am useing 95 chevy Ball joints so i need to tapper the drop spindles so i was wondering if this is the right bit?
by Erik
• 10 years ago
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Will this work with 68 to 76 Volkswagen tie rod angle
by berne
• 10 years ago
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