Product Summary

Universal Fit, RH Female Thread Type, Steel, Natural

  • 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
  • 3/8-24 RH female threads ensure strength and precision
  • 22 degrees of misalignment provides a wide range of motion without binding
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Key Specs

Thread TypeRH Female
Rod End AttachmentFemale Threads/Eyelet
Thread Pitch3/8"-24
Material TypeSteel
Hole Diameter0.375"
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Speedway Motors 1750203 Details

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.

Speedway Motors 1750203 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #1750203
BrandSpeedway Motors
Thread TypeRH Female
Rod End AttachmentFemale Threads/Eyelet
Thread Pitch3/8"-24
Material TypeSteel
Hole Diameter0.375"
Rod End StyleMetal-to-metal
Rod End Construction2-piece
Grease FittingNo
FinishZinc Plated
ColorNatural
Bushing MaterialSteel
Jam Nut IncludedNo
GENERAL
Thread Length1.000"
Rod End Head Width1"
Overall Length2.125"
Overall Thickness0.562"
Center Hole to End of Shank1.65"
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Ratings & Reviews

4.9

18 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers consistently highlight the versatile utility of our product, noting its effective application in various projects like DIY vehicle builds and repairs. Its quality and reliability are frequently praised, offering great value for the price. From chopper builds to t-bucket windshield supports, airboat parts, and even unconventional uses like recumbent trike modifications, customers confirm its excellent durability and functionality. Despite acknowledging the presence of higher-quality alternatives, customers found our product to meet, and often exceed their specific needs and expectations, significantly outshining the competition in terms of practicality.

4.9

18 reviews

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5.0

2 years ago

Rust-sniffer

Sheridan, Wyoming

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Clutch linkage

Would Recommend

I would buy this light again.

5.0

3 years ago

Big John

Albion, Pa.

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Using as part of a brake anchor on my new chopper build.

Would Recommend

Great for the money

5.0

3 years ago

Goob

Ia

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Worked good

Always good quality

5.0

4 years ago

End of the Road Servicrs LLC

Lacomb, Oregon

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I am never disappointed

Would Not Recommend

Yes

5.0

4 years ago

James

Dallas, tx

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Great item

Would Recommend

Quality parts

5.0

5 years ago

Nick Sgouros

Valparaiso Indiana

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Building vintage style Go Karts so a bunch of old guys can race around orange cones in a parking lot.

Would Recommend

Great!

5.0

5 years ago

Gearheadmike

West Chazy NY

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Worked great for making a turn buckle to adjust my alternator.

Would Recommend

Great for custom automatic shift linkage

5.0

5 years ago

Glinester

Medford, Or.

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custom automatic shift linkage

Would Recommend

Just what I needed

5.0

6 years ago

Adam

Boise, ID

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worked great for my t-bucket windshield supports.

As described

5.0

6 years ago

Dwatts

Maurepas louisiana

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They look like good quality time will tell.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 3 Answers

What should I use to lubricate the pivot ball?

by Bradley

• 10 years ago

1 answer

What is the size of the hole in the bearing

by TLMMotorsports

• 12 years ago

1 answer

what is the thread pitch , coarse or fine

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• 15 years ago

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