Who MAKES these rod ends?

I know SoCal sells them, but I am looking for different sized ones.

Or do you know who has them in sizes other than 11/16 and 5/8.

They are Stainless Steel and Zertless.

Thanks

JJ

 

I was thinking Speedway sells them . . .

 

They look like Magnums':
http://www.thehotrodcompany.com/shopnow/show_item.asp?product_id=2960S

 

Thanks guys, but those are the sizes that I have. I am looking for the same style in different sizes.

 

I don't think they come in ALL sizes.

 

The Deuce Factory was the first to introduce them. Might check with them and see if they have different sizes. I was under the impression that they only came in the replacement sizes for early Ford application.

Frank

 

Early F5 and F6 trucks had 3/4-16 threads and the taper was larger in diameter..It was the same 7 degree as the 11/16 ends.
We used to use them on circle track race cars.
Hardware stores used to sell what they called a "Repairman's reamer"
that was 7 degrees. They were just carbon steel so you had to turn them by hand to avoid burning them up.

 

still looking.......

 

Damn this post came a day late for me!I couldn't remember what the guys ran on the stock cars ,finally gave up and bought 68 ford 1/2 tonners and split sleeves

 

Im still looking.........for who MAKES them.


Thanks

 

Unlikely to find a US manufacturer. Magnum or Speedway (or both) have them made off shore.

There was a ton of stuff like that at SEMA last year.

http://www.usj.com.cn had some similar stuff. I just happened to have thier CD on my desk.

 

Thanks....Ill stop looking now

 

Great stuff thanks!

I buy from these guys normally.

www.midwestcontrol.com

found them very reasonably priced.

JJ