DriftingB26RX7

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ok so here it is, my broken end link **** i need to get a new one i'm just gonna swap both of them

jgrewe

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From the picture it looks like a male and female rod end put together with a jamb nut. Any place that sells rod ends can set you up, just measure the ID of the little ball that swivels around. If there are no race supply shops near you check bearing supply places. Or RacerWholesale, Speedway Motors, Pegasus etc. Its nice to go local because you can hold them up next to your broken ones to see if they used some funky combo of sizes for some reason.

maxcooper

The QA-1 rod ends from Jeg's an excellent bargain for their load capacities. I've used the XML-10 and XMR-10 as replacements on my FD toe links after the rod ends that came with my aftermarket links wore out. I just checked them tonight and they are still tight (mAd TiGhT, in fact). Those are clearly smaller, but I bet if you figure out what thread the rod part is that will tell you which one to buy (not a guarantee, but I think it is highly likely that it's a standard hole-and-threads-are-the-same-diameter rod end).

-Max

RETed

WTH Max???
You hanging around too many Hondas???


-Ted

DriftingB26RX7

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MAX LINK ME

maxcooper

I link mad qwik, too:
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...23&prmenbr=361

-Max

maxcooper

I watch the Mtv to stay up on the latest trends. I also got a good lesson from Tana on The Apprentice. She's down with all that fresh street lingo.

-Max