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#1750221
Steel 1/4 Inch RH Female Heim Joint Rod Ends with Stud
- RH Female thread
- Ideal for building carb or shift linkage
- 1/4"-28 thread pitch
$9.49
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, RH Female Thread Type, Steel, Natural
- RH Female thread
- Ideal for building carb or shift linkage
- 1/4"-28 thread pitch
- Zinc plated
- Solid steel two-piece construction
Key Specs
| Thread Type | RH Female |
| Rod End Attachment | Female Threads/Stud |
| Thread Pitch | 1/4"-28 |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Hole Diameter | 0.25" |
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Speedway Motors 1750221 Details
These rod ends make it easy to build carb or shift linkage, tie rod assemblies or anything else you can think of. The RH thread stud has a hex built in for easy installation.
- 1-5/8" overall length of heim
- 1-3/8" overall length of stud
- Sold each
Item Details
1/4" stud/thread
Speedway Motors 1750221 Specifications
Speedway Motors 1750221 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 1750221 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Thread Type | RH Female |
| Rod End Attachment | Female Threads/Stud |
| Thread Pitch | 1/4"-28 |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Hole Diameter | 0.25" |
| Rod End Style | Metal-to-metal |
| Rod End Construction | 2-piece |
| Grease Fitting | No |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| Color | Natural |
| Bushing Material | Steel |
| Jam Nut Included | No |
| GENERAL | |
| Notes | 1/4"-28 Pivot stud thread |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
18 Reviews
Customers consistently express satisfaction with our product, praising its high-quality construction and perfect fit for various linkages including throttle, shift, and motorcycle. Its robustness and durability offer a practical solution even for heavy-duty demands like tractor front-end loaders. Fitment and functionality stand out, with some users noting how the product solved complex issues cost-effectively without compromising performance. Despite being fine-threaded, customers felt it enabled them to fabricate linkages with ease, demonstrating its versatility. Though nuts aren't included, users believe it's a worthwhile purchase and would recommend it over competitors.
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
18 Reviews
Customers consistently express satisfaction with our product, praising its high-quality construction and perfect fit for various linkages including throttle, shift, and motorcycle. Its robustness and durability offer a practical solution even for heavy-duty demands like tractor front-end loaders. Fitment and functionality stand out, with some users noting how the product solved complex issues cost-effectively without compromising performance. Despite being fine-threaded, customers felt it enabled them to fabricate linkages with ease, demonstrating its versatility. Though nuts aren't included, users believe it's a worthwhile purchase and would recommend it over competitors.
4.8
18 reviews
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
simple fix for complicated problem
Ford equipped mid 60s Falcons and Rancheros with a complex throttle / trans kickdown bracket mounted to the manifold. My Holley, no matter what I tried while keeping stock brackets would bind and bend throttle rods. This part and it's left sided counterpart using simple 1/4 X 20 allthread allowed me to fab a non-binding throttle rod enabling my primaries to fully open which could not or would not happen using alternate means. If you have a mid 60s Falcon / Ranchero and elect to utilize factory throttle / kickdown bracket you need these two parts. The alternative is sending about $300 to Lokar for their cables, brackets etc. etc. etc. Maybe when the economy is better I'll go that way but for now Speedway opened my throttle fully for the first time.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
These are FINE thread...
They'll work just fine, but be aware they are 1/4"x28 thread. Good luck finding fine thread "All Thread" rod. I had to use my tap/die set to make 'em work...
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I would buy this again if needed
5.0
a year ago
Mike
Sacramento, Ca.
Verified
Female Heim joints make perfect throttle linkage for carbs in in line and smooth operation. They look good.
Would Recommend
This was exactly what I was looking for.
5.0
3 years ago
Jerome
Worth MO
Verified
Thanks for having what I needed.
Would Recommend
Throttle linkage
5.0
4 years ago
TG
Arkansas
Yep I used these on my throttle linkage. Word great & looks cool!
Would Recommend
1/4 inch Heim Joints with studs
5.0
5 years ago
Kermit
KS
Verified
Throttle Linkage re-do. Work great!!
Would Recommend
Right parts- right prices
5.0
5 years ago
Sgt Mike
Middle TN
Verified
Needed some balljoints that were sized for motorcycle linkage. These were exactly the right size! Shipping was quick and the price was much better than the originals.
Good product
5.0
6 years ago
Raimundo
Utah
Verified
Used this for my lawn mower shift linkage and it still works great
Worked great!
5.0
7 years ago
Soc
Athens, AL
Verified
Used them to make forward controls on my motorcycle.
Great quality
5.0
8 years ago
Gigemags05
Denton, TX
Verified
This is a very nice quality heim joint at a great price. Enabled me to fabricate my shift linkage on my truck.
Would Recommend
Just what I needed
5.0
9 years ago
Zephyr Cafe Racer
Lebanon, VA
Verified
Putting rearsets on a 1991 Kawasaki. These joints were just what I needed for shift linkage. High quality.
Would Recommend
Exactly what I needed
5.0
9 years ago
Mike the amateur builder
Lebanon, VA
Verified
Used the product to make a shift linkage when adding rearsets on a cafe racer build. They are working perfectly.
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
1 Question • 3 Answers
Questions & Answers
1 Question • 3 Answers
What thread are these? I'm curious if these are 1/4"-20 or 1/4"-28 like all the other 1/4" heims I've seen. Making sure these are the 1/4"-20 so I can buy a threaded rod for it as I can't seem to find a 1/4"-28 threaded rod for the others.
by tytheguy1451
• 12 years ago
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