MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 36584 7/16"-20 Fine Thread Female Heim Joint 2PK
Two fine-thread female Heim joints with 7/16"-20 threads for precision articulating linkages
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- Fine-thread 7/16"-20 fit for precise steering linkage
- Female heim joint design enables smooth articulation on tie rods
- Two-pack supplies both sides of a control-arm setup
- Rod-end bearing construction handles high-load vehicle applications
- New condition ensures full factory performance from first install
Precision Articulating Joint
This two-pack supplies 7/16"-20 fine-thread female heim joints for steering linkage, tie rods, control arms and similar articulating systems. Each rod end bearing delivers the precise movement required in automotive suspension and chassis applications.
Replaces Worn Rod Ends
Swap out loose or corroded factory joints when play appears in steering or suspension components. The fine-thread pattern matches existing hardware so the upgrade is worthwhile whenever original bearings develop excess clearance or binding.
Suits Chassis Repair Builds
Mechanics and fabricators restoring or modifying vehicle suspension geometry will find the pair convenient for left-and-right installations. Builders needing male-thread versions, different thread pitches or larger bore sizes should look at alternative rod-end configurations.
Highlights
- Fine-thread 7/16"-20 fit for precise steering linkage
- Female heim joint design enables smooth articulation on tie rods
- Two-pack supplies both sides of a control-arm setup
- Rod-end bearing construction handles high-load vehicle applications
- New condition ensures full factory performance from first install
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What thread size fits the 7/16"-20 female heim joint?
The joint accepts a 7/16"-20 fine thread male stud or rod end. Match the pitch exactly to avoid cross-threading.
How do you install the heim joint without binding the articulation?
Thread the male stud fully into the female body, then tighten the jam nut against the mounting bracket while keeping the ball centered.
When should the rod end bearing be replaced?
Replace the joint when the ball develops play, the race shows scoring, or the articulation feels gritty under load.
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