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Old 01-05-2019, 04:59 PM
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Default Tie rod ends
So still working on the 100. Anybody use the heim style ends vs the original style? Any one style better or worse that the other? Thanks for the help.
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Most would agree, that the Heim Tie Rod End is way better than OEM. If you are not concerned about being Parts Correct, then try these.
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I see that Roland stole that drawing from Mc Master carr. GREAT source for what you need. They have several styles.. Heim, standard, greseable standard, stainless steel, you name it. And CHEAP too.
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Thanks for the replies. In looking at the McMaster-Carr page am I right that there is a difference in right hand/left hand? I'm assuming they thread differently? Thanks
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Nope, they both thread the same way
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Yes there are some that use Left and right handed threads for the rod thread.
But as stated, yours is right handed.
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Old 01-07-2019, 09:25 AM
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All four ends are OEM #723-3018.
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Thank you for the replies. I have placed my order w McMaster.
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