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Standard Steel Heim Joint Rod Ends, 1/2-20 LH Female
Standard Steel Heim Joint Rod Ends, 1/2-20 LH Female

Standard Steel Heim Joint Rod Ends, 1/2-20 LH Female

Universal Fit, LH Female Thread Type, Female Threads/Eyelet Rod End Attachment, Steel, Natural

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Standard Steel Heim Joint Rod Ends, 1/2-20 LH Female
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Standard Steel Heim Joint Rod Ends, 1/2-20 LH Female
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  • This standard rod end is a general purpose two-piece design making it a very economical and replaceable item
  • The carbon steel body and a hardened steel ball without a race provides metal to metal contact for a precise no-slop joint
  • Useful for a wide variety of applications including clutch, brake, steering, and suspension components for mild to moderate horsepower applications
  • 1/2"-20 LH female threads ensure strength and precision
  • 20 degrees of misalignment provides a wide range of motion without binding

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Thread Type:
LH Female
Rod End Attachment:
Female Threads/Eyelet
Thread Pitch:
1/2"-20
Material Type:
Steel
Hole Diameter:
0.500"
Rod End Style:
Metal-to-metal
Rod End Construction:
2-piece
Grease Fitting:
No
Finish:
Zinc Plated
Color:
Natural
Jam Nut Included:
No
MFG. Part #:
1750405
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Each

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Standard rod ends are for general purpose applications and are a 2-piece design with a low carbon steel body and a hardened steel ball without a race (metal to metal contact).

Applications: Clutch, brake, steering linkage, & suspension components on moderate horsepower applications.

Assembly Tip: To ease assembly, be sure to run a tap or die through the threads on chrome plated fasteners and apply an anti-seize compound to prevent galling of the threads.

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