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can anyone give me the tie rod length on a bundera centre of tie rod end to centre

pm me on the weekend n ill run out n measure one

70mm from centre to start of thread if that helps

badger wrote:70mm from centre to start of thread if that helps

Chasing the size of the whole tie rod complete from one tie rod to the other

hrmm that would involve removing it:s

4sum4 wrote:

badger wrote:70mm from centre to start of thread if that helps

Chasing the size of the whole tie rod complete from one tie rod to the other

I'll measure now

4sum4 wrote:

badger wrote:70mm from centre to start of thread if that helps

Chasing the size of the whole tie rod complete from one tie rod to the other

The spare the one i have from a bundy front diff is 1140mm between ball joint thread centers. however i didn't check to see how much thread was exposed.

Does this make sense?

The spare the one i have from a bundy front diff is 1140mm between ball joint thread centers. however i didn't check to see how much thread was exposed.

Mine is 1000mm on the dot, from centre to centre.

thats weird 140mm differance

sudso wrote:

The spare the one i have from a bundy front diff is 1140mm between ball joint thread centers. however i didn't check to see how much thread was exposed.

Mine is 1000mm on the dot, from centre to centre.

I think 1000mm is too short. that sounds more like the length of the drag link. tie rod is the one that runs behind the diff.

STUMPY wrote:

sudso wrote:

The spare the one i have from a bundy front diff is 1140mm between ball joint thread centers. however i didn't check to see how much thread was exposed.

Mine is 1000mm on the dot, from centre to centre.

I think 1000mm is too short. that sounds more like the length of the drag link. tie rod is the one that runs behind the diff.

The rear link on mine is about 1135mm C - C.

Both front and rear links have tie rods at each end.
We are talking about a coil sprung Bundy aren't we?