3/4" to 5/8" Wide Stainless Misalignment

SKU: R1343 3/4" to 5/8" Wide Stainless Misalignment

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3/4" to 5/8" Wide Stainless Misalignment

These Misaligment pieces are what I see as a step in a ladder. They fit a 7/8"x3/4" or 3/4" heim joint that is being used in a 2 5/8" wide bracket. They may be used with the smaller rod end to fill a gap usually reserved for a larger heim joint. They might also be used when you want it on the road today and cannot afford the more expensive joint.

American Made with American Materials
303 Stainless Steel
Sold Individually.

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Glad you started carrying these

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dan Mcpherson (meriden, CT, US) | March 1st, 2013

These things are great. I like the 7/8 heims for suspension links but I like to use standard brackets. Saves some money over 1.25" Heims too.

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Great idea!!!

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Mike Johnson (Placentia, CA, US) | October 1st, 2012

These are a great product. Now you just need to make them in 9/16.

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Careful

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BDR (Holland, MI, US) | May 17th, 2012

works great, and I'm probably a bit "slow", but I guess i thought sold individually at least meant a pair for each side, not sure why would only use it on one side of the joint...

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Brilliant!

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Dallas Ashley (Escondido, CA, US) | February 20th, 2012

Excellent idea. There are a TON of brackets out there made for the 2-5/8" mounting width, which makes them difficult to use with smaller rod ends. These are the perfect solution. I only wish you had them in a 9/16" bore as well so I could use them to replace all the worn out RE joints in my buggy without drilling everything bigger.

Reduces 3/4" bore to 5/8". Stacked height is for a 2 5/8" mounting width

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.