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  1. 01-21-2008 11:39 AM #1
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    Just wondering if anyone had a source for some quality urethene rod ends with 3/4" shafts??? I bought a bunch from a shop that was going out of business and am just about out of them now.... Thanks for the help!!!!
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    http://www.alinabal.com/mtd/rodends/

    http://www.aurorabearing.com/product...h/default.html
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    Thanks Bob, looks like they are all Heim joint ends. I'm more looking for the ones with the poly bushings and steel inserts..... Tired of those clanky, high maintenance heim joints on street stuff!!!!
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    If your looking for tract links---try Pete and Jakes--they sell even the tubes to weld on the non adjustable end of the links
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    Yep, Pete and Jakes, we just ordered some in SS about $20 each if I remember.

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    Ah, okay, here's another, look at almost half way down the page and then the bottom of the page; http://autoweldchassis.com/cmmb.ivnu
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    Thanks guys! I can get some very nice 5/8" polished stainless ends from Speedway, but some cars need a bit larger, especially the Ford powered ones!!!!!!!!
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