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    Tie Rod and drag link replacement

    AzDon
    AzDon


    Number of posts : 748
    Location : Lake Havasu Az
    Age : 68
    Registration date : 2014-01-20

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    Post by AzDon Thu Aug 22, 2019 12:19 pm

    I've participated in a discussion about building an adjustable drag link here (I think) and I also was commenting on tie-rod replacement on the FB site (which I can't find now)

    So I went through my notes on building my drag link (assembled and good to go) and I did the research to replace the Tie-rod on my g108....

    For the drag link, The ends are Moog es358l and es358r..... I got the 17" threaded tube from Summit and it is an afco part #afc 36187..... For Jam nuts, I went to my local specialty nut and bolt store and got two 5/8"x18 nuts (left and right)

    The tie-rod's ends are Moog es350L and es370R...which also have 5/8x18 shaft threads.... You can get a 40" pre-threaded Chrome-moly tube from Speedway:

    https://www.speedwaymotors.com/4130-Chromoly-Tie-Rod-Tube-5-8-Inch-Thread,2129.html?sku=910353-42-PLN

    and left and right jam nuts from a nut and bolt source...….


    Hopefully, this will be searchable for the next guy that needs the info....

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    kookykrispy
    kookykrispy


    Number of posts : 1533
    Location : Helendale, CA
    Age : 51
    Registration date : 2009-05-22

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    Post by kookykrispy Thu Sep 05, 2019 3:20 pm

    I have a spare tie rod and a spare drag link, both good condition, if anyone needs them, shoot me a PM
    AzDon
    AzDon


    Number of posts : 748
    Location : Lake Havasu Az
    Age : 68
    Registration date : 2014-01-20

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    Post by AzDon Sun Sep 22, 2019 7:20 pm

    You live in Silver Lakes?..... We are practically neighbors!.... I live in Lake Havasu!
    kookykrispy
    kookykrispy


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    Location : Helendale, CA
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    Post by kookykrispy Mon Sep 23, 2019 4:29 pm

    AzDon wrote:You live in Silver Lakes?..... We are practically neighbors!.... I live in Lake Havasu!

    Yes, In Silver Lakes! Not many people have heard of it? You must have been here before?
    AzDon
    AzDon


    Number of posts : 748
    Location : Lake Havasu Az
    Age : 68
    Registration date : 2014-01-20

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    Post by AzDon Fri Sep 27, 2019 2:03 pm

    I've "parsed" the deserts a few times while trucking, but I've never had a reason to stop in Silver Lakes.... Closest I've been is on rt66 between Victorville and Barstow...
    AzDon
    AzDon


    Number of posts : 748
    Location : Lake Havasu Az
    Age : 68
    Registration date : 2014-01-20

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    Post by AzDon Thu Mar 23, 2023 12:00 pm

    I priced these parts out today because I'm selling some of these pieces that I changed out during the creation of my cross-steer setup and I want to set fair prices....

    Currently, the 17 inch Afco drag-link tube is $21, the rod ends are about $16 each and the jam nuts about $10, so you could build a drag link with new stuff for under $70 (plus shipping)

    The Chromoly Tie rod tube is currently $47 at speedway and the jam nuts are about $10....

    I'm selling the drag link tube with one end (the left threaded one) and two jam nuts for $45 plus shipping....

    I'm also selling my chromoly tie rod tube with two jam nuts and I will include a clamp-on bracket for one end of a stabilizer shock that is a superior copy of the same part I've seen for over $50 by itself ...  $60 for the tube, jam nuts and stabilizer bracket...
    Here is a picture of the replacement bracket I made in the same way, but for the smaller diameter tube of my new tie-rod....


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    fperez1975
    fperez1975


    Number of posts : 40
    Location : Burbank, CA
    Registration date : 2016-12-16

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    Post by fperez1975 Mon Mar 27, 2023 2:11 pm

    I can definitely use them.. how much for all?
    AzDon
    AzDon


    Number of posts : 748
    Location : Lake Havasu Az
    Age : 68
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    Post by AzDon Tue Mar 28, 2023 2:47 pm

    Sent a PM
    AzDon
    AzDon


    Number of posts : 748
    Location : Lake Havasu Az
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    Post by AzDon Sat Apr 22, 2023 12:36 pm

    This stuff is still available....
    Lowering price to $60 plus shipping...

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