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PostPosted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 11:04 pm 
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Ok my new tie rods should be here tomorrow, Thanks Davis :D . So I need to get some IH ends. The guys at Advanced Auto are very nice, but not always alot of help with random parts. If I can get Make, Model and year of a vehicle then they can help. So any part of the equasion you guys can help with would be appriciated, if no luck I'll be callin you in the morning Rick :mrgreen: Also need to reem my VW/S-10 pitman arm to fit these, where should I look for a reemer?

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If you would have went with heims you'd be done already.

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PostPosted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 11:11 pm 
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Will they fit on a VW pitman arm?

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NAPA numbers.

2692064 LH and 2692065 RH

Carquest numbers.

E262L and E262R

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PostPosted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 7:44 pm 
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nitro_mudder wrote:
Will they fit on a VW pitman arm?


Use 3/4 heims with mis-alignment spacers which reduce it to a 5/8" bolt. You drill spindle/pitman arm/rack for 5/8 bolt.

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sry for the h/j... but wheres a good place to get heim joints? thanks brad


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PostPosted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 8:27 pm 
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turboblue wrote:
NAPA numbers.

2692064 LH and 2692065 RH

Carquest numbers.

E262L and E262R


Thanks Gary, thats what I needed.

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sry for the h/j... but wheres a good place to get heim joints? thanks brad


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Check your local buggy/vw shop. They usually have IH in stock.

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Closest is almost 2 hrs away. 2nd closest is by you. Found them through autozone, will be here tuesday. I'm not in buggy territory.

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Wish I would have listened to Mike the first time I got new ends. Heim joints are cheap and much easer to install. No need to find a tapered reamer with heim joints. I think I spent $15.00 each for 3/4 heims with 1/2 high misalignment spacers off ebay. When I bought the ends from crapzone I think they cost $35 each and broke one the first 10min out.


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PostPosted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 11:19 pm 
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hillaholic wrote:
Wish I would have listened to Mike the first time I got new ends. Heim joints are cheap and much easer to install. No need to find a tapered reamer with heim joints. I think I spent $15.00 each for ¾ heims with 5/8 misalignment spacers off ebay. When I bought the ends from crapzone I think they cost $35 each and broke one the first 10min out.
this is going to sound stupid but the misalignment spacer is this a spacer to fit a 5/8 bolt and then go inside the hiem as a bushing?chad :mrgreen:

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gasman wrote:
this is going to sound stupid but the misalignment spacer is this a spacer to fit a 5/8 bolt and then go inside the hiem as a bushing?chad


It's a spacer to get more travel out of the heim joint and to reduce the bolt size if needed.

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ty,ty,ty,and yes the pic was well worth posting this helps me understand now.i'm was wanting to go with hiems so now i know what i need when i do it cool thanks agian brad.sorry i jumped in your thread here.chad :mrgreen:

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As much as I hijack out of pure boredom, and you think I'd be upset :lol: And yes I am really lol :wink:

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Here are some with spacers built in and Static Radial Load Capacity
30,290 lbs. The ones I bought were 9000 load rating so these should do the trick.
http://www.mcmaster.com/#6960t41/=5oz113

But then again my cheap ebay ones have survived 4 hard rollovers so far :lol:


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I've heard that you should place over-sized washers out side your hiem joints. Just incase they fail, (espesialy if they are on your tie rods) That way tie rod can't come all the way off, and still offer some control.


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As much as I hijack out of pure boredom, and you think I'd be upset :lol: And yes I am really lol :wink:

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Dave Winterburn wrote:
I've heard that you should place over-sized washers out side your hiem joints. Just incase they fail, (espesialy if they are on your tie rods) That way tie rod can't come all the way off, and still offer some control.

i dont think theirs a need for that. tie rods and balljoints can fail also the same way... :idea:


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Dave Winterburn wrote:
I've heard that you should place over-sized washers out side your hiem joints. Just incase they fail, (espesialy if they are on your tie rods) That way tie rod can't come all the way off, and still offer some control.

Brad is right if a heim were to fail it will break either at the end of the male threads or the loop around the ball. A washer wouldn't help in either case. Get a good set of chromolly heims and steel swedged drag links and forget about it.

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