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TRE part number

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TRE part number

Post by bru21 »

I want to make up a drag link and a tie rod using gu female ends. would someone have the part number for the right hand threaded ones. I want to keep all the ends the same so i can carry only one spare. How accurate does the tow in need to be as adjustment will be one full turn.

I am guessing the thread pitch is 1.5mm without seeing one there for worst case tow would be out by 4mm or so on a 37.

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rod end part No

Post by joe crothers »

bru I think the part No is TE135 R, We get the female ones from Autobarn
down here and thats the part No that is on the reciept.
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Post by bru21 »

thanks mate. they specify a right and a left at nissan but i was wondering if that ment right hand thread or right hand of the vehicle!

cheers bru
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