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#1750757
Steel Heim Joint Rod Ends for Steering Shaft, 3/4-16 RH Male .757 Hole
- Heavy-duty 3/4" right-hand heim to support steering shaft
- Perfect for custom steering shaft mounts and supports
- Important for steering setups that have multiple joints requiring a locating device for the steering shaft
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, RH Male Thread Type, Steel, Zinc Plated
- Heavy-duty 3/4" right-hand heim to support steering shaft
- Perfect for custom steering shaft mounts and supports
- Important for steering setups that have multiple joints requiring a locating device for the steering shaft
- .757" ID hole easily slips over 3/4" steering shafts
- Jam nut sold separately
Key Specs
| Thread Type | RH Male |
| Rod End Attachment | Male Threads/Eyelet |
| Thread Pitch | 3/4"-16 |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Hole Diameter | 0.757" |
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Support your custom steering shaft with the perfect heim joint - designed specifically for hot rod steering shafts!
- Perfect for custom suspension components and steering shaft mounting
- Heavy-duty 3/4" right-hand heim to support steering shaft
- Clearance for 3/4" steering shafts
- Jam nut sold separately
Speedway Motors 1750757 Specifications
Speedway Motors 1750757 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 1750757 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Thread Type | RH Male |
| Rod End Attachment | Male Threads/Eyelet |
| Thread Pitch | 3/4"-16 |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Hole Diameter | 0.757" |
| 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 | |
| Thread Length | 1.75" |
| Rod End Ball Diameter | 0.88" |
| Rod End Head Width | 1.76" |
| Overall Length | 3.75" |
| Center Hole to End of Shank | 2.88" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
116 Reviews
Customers consistently praise the product for its high quality, practicality, and usability. They particularly appreciate its role in stabilizing the steering shaft in various vehicles, including vintage models and hot rods. Buyers also highlight the great fit and functionality it provides, even in demanding or custom applications. Multiple customers mention repurchasing the product for other projects, attesting to its reliability and superior performance. Some customers mentioned concerns about looseness and absence of included nuts, but these appear to be outliers in comparison to overwhelmingly positive feedback.
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
116 Reviews
Customers consistently praise the product for its high quality, practicality, and usability. They particularly appreciate its role in stabilizing the steering shaft in various vehicles, including vintage models and hot rods. Buyers also highlight the great fit and functionality it provides, even in demanding or custom applications. Multiple customers mention repurchasing the product for other projects, attesting to its reliability and superior performance. Some customers mentioned concerns about looseness and absence of included nuts, but these appear to be outliers in comparison to overwhelmingly positive feedback.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Keeping it straight-Steering Linkage
This product was purchased to stabilize my steering linkage on a 1938 Chevy RestoMod/Hot Rod. Due to the configuration of the new rack and pinion steering and the new steering column, a modified linkage system was required with center support. This product met the need head on and provided stability in the steering system.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
3/4" heim joint
the heim joint gives support to dd shaft, but the body needs to be thicker to hold shaft from flexing/deflection
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Transformed the project from garage art to real car
5.0
3 months ago
Belly Tank Phil
Chattanooga TN
Verified
Part will be used to create a steering system for a Belly Tank racecar from a P38 auxiliary fuel tank, as a tribute to the early land speed record cars built by returning vets of World War 2.
Would Recommend
Once is good thanks
5.0
5 months ago
Frozen Mopar
Calgary
Verified
I used this on a steering re route and the operation is now silky smooth.
Would Recommend
I would buy this again no doubt
4.0
5 months ago
K74
Kansas
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I used it on a debry car and everything worked perfect sat through a lot and still move perfect.
Would Recommend
I WOULD BUY AGAIN
5.0
8 months ago
SAM
DALLAS
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NICE PRODUCT, FIT dd ROD VERY WELL. HAPPY WITH PRODUCT NO ISSUES
Would Recommend
Yes I would buy this product again
5.0
9 months ago
Skipper
Defuniak Springs fl
Verified
Fits as it should. Great for holding the steering shaft in place
Would Recommend
Yes I would buy this product again
5.0
9 months ago
Skipper
Defuniak Springs fl
Verified
Works great on the steering shaft
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
11 months ago
Robowrench
Athol Ma
Verified
it fit the bill
Would Recommend
Recommended
5.0
a year ago
Jomama
Bourbon Mo
Verified
Great quality heim joint sized for steering shaft
Would Recommend
Recommended
5.0
a year ago
Jomama
Bourbon Mo
Verified
Used on steering shaft of dirt modified, works great, no issues
Would Recommend
have bought several always top quality will buy more in the
5.0
a year ago
Jack
Monterey Ohio
Verified
Used as steering shaft support when using 3 or more ujoint. Perfect fit every time u
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
3 Questions • 5 Answers
I'm trying to install the 3/4 heim on a 1950 GMC with the stock frame. Would I drill a hole in the frame for it to fit through then clamp it down with the nut then run my DD rods and u-joints accordingly??
by Eric
• 8 years ago
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Is this one compatible with the 3/4" steering shaft?
by Hansa
• 9 years ago
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What is the thread size? I'm looking for a weldable insert so I can mount this to the end of a tube. I need the thread size to find one. Do you know where I could find one?
by bozone802
• 13 years ago
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