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    1. 07-04-2014 #1
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      Tie Rod thread size

      Hoping someone can answer this one for me. Friend gave me a nice set of Billet tie rod connectors to put on my 72 Camaro, I have MOOG tie rods on there. He could not find the jam nuts that went on the outer tie rod. Anyone know the thread size and if they are a right or left thread??



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      Take them to a local ACE hardware store. They will have a good enough selection you should be able to match them up. I do this all the time. They even carry grade 8 stuff.
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      Tie Rod thread size

      I'm pretty sure they're 5/8-18 , LH and RH.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Schwartz Performance View Post
      I'm pretty sure they're 5/8-18 , LH and RH.

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      Dale, do you know which is on the outer tie rod?
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      Tie Rod thread size

      I don't, but if you have the tie rod there it's easy to tell which way the threads are going.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Schwartz Performance View Post
      I don't, but if you have the tie rod there it's easy to tell which way the threads are going.

      -Dale
      I was trying to get the nuts before I take the tie rods off so i did not get in a situation where I take the tie rod off and apart and can't find the right nut...but that is not working out too well :(
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