Tie rod ends, Size and thread count?
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Tie rod ends, Size and thread count?
Hey guys, sorry about the simplicity of the question but it would really help me out. Anyone know the size and thread count of a 2002 F250 superduty tie rod end? Right hand or left hand thread?
I purchased a couple of tie rods from rock auto PN 4011744B. They are the left outter rods from 4wds. I'm hoping they have the right curve I need for clearance around some radius rods on a 31 ford AA that I am putting superduty hubs on. I have to make a new tie rod to fit and am trying to find out what size tap I'll need to thread the tie rod in.
I've searched for a couple of hours now and can't find the info. If I can find out I might be able to get this thing fabbed up this weekend if I can tell my buddy what tap I'll need, before he makes the trip over.
Thanks Scott
I purchased a couple of tie rods from rock auto PN 4011744B. They are the left outter rods from 4wds. I'm hoping they have the right curve I need for clearance around some radius rods on a 31 ford AA that I am putting superduty hubs on. I have to make a new tie rod to fit and am trying to find out what size tap I'll need to thread the tie rod in.
I've searched for a couple of hours now and can't find the info. If I can find out I might be able to get this thing fabbed up this weekend if I can tell my buddy what tap I'll need, before he makes the trip over.
Thanks Scott
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So I actually got them early. I think the will work perfectly for the clearance issues. They are one serious chunk of metal though. The thread diameter is 1.35 inches which I am thinking is 1 11/32? And there is 15 threads per inch.
Maybe this is a metric thing 34.29 mm and 5.9 threads per centimeter? Not sure how the metric measurements work. I'll go look that up.
Either way that's a big tap.
Maybe this is a metric thing 34.29 mm and 5.9 threads per centimeter? Not sure how the metric measurements work. I'll go look that up.
Either way that's a big tap.
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